I have found that a good chunk of my thoughts have currently been taken up by college-- the next step of life that alway felt so far away. I don't want to grow up. I don't feel ready. AHHHHH.
Ok, Ok. Last night I was an extra in Nick Hedberg's movie. That was kinda cool. Of course, Alison and myself were the highschool girls at the frat party. We were the only ones who didn't get to hold a plastic glass of apple juice. Oh well, it was fun.
Umm, I'm feeling at a loss for words, so I'm quitting for now.
Sunday, July 20, 2003
Tuesday, July 08, 2003
So I've realized that since I don't have an excuse to come and Blog (i.e. trying to refrain from doing homework) I have simply not come online very much to waist time therefore resulting in no blogs.
Life in Libby-Land has been ... fairly uneventful. My trip to NY with Jen and her family proved that both Jen and I have grown up tremendously, even if we weren't aware of this. We were able to be together non stop for 8 days without so much as an argument. I feel that that is a sign of maturity. New York-- "I wanna wake up in the city that doesn't sleep. To find I'm king of the hill; top of the heap. New York, New York" was a really fun place to vacation, but not a place that I would like to live. I went shopping, went to see 2 Broadway plays, The Lion King, and Thoroughly Modern Millie (I highly recommend it -- It's coming to Mpls sometime next year), I went to a Yankee/Mets baseball game at Yankee Stadium, I went to SOHO and Cannel Street (they have knockoff purses!!), went to see the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, had dinner with Jen's mom's aunt who's a true New Yorker, "I'd like some wata", and some other random things all while being in 100 degree weather. And the nutty New Yorkers are strutting around in long pants, sweaters, and a multitude of other accessories usually found in early November, not the middle of June. Needless to say, I almost passed out just from looking at them.
The 5th installment of Harry Potter has been out and read by many, I am about 6/8 done. I am not so happy with it, though. Nothing seems to be going right. There is a character that makes me so angry that I find myself being bitter towards something or someone outside the realm of H. P. I then realize that I have once again been sucked in to another world that shouldn't affect this one. Alison said it gets better towards the end, which I'm getting too... I just hope I'm not too disappointed. Although, even though I'm not done with it yet, I know that it is not one of my favorites.
ACTs have come back, and while I was really relieved at my score, I have found that once it sank in, I'm not as proud as I was initially. I just hope that since I truly did try my hardest and prepared for it, that it is enough to ensure an admittance to one of the colleges that I want to go to ... but enough thinking of that right now...
I best be off -- seeing as though it is 2:18 am and I work tomorrow. I love how even though I have somewhere to be tomorrow in the AM... I simply do not care what time I go to bed ... unlike school. Well, I don't care too much about that either, but a little more then now. OK, I'm just babbling so I need sleep. Nighty Night.
Life in Libby-Land has been ... fairly uneventful. My trip to NY with Jen and her family proved that both Jen and I have grown up tremendously, even if we weren't aware of this. We were able to be together non stop for 8 days without so much as an argument. I feel that that is a sign of maturity. New York-- "I wanna wake up in the city that doesn't sleep. To find I'm king of the hill; top of the heap. New York, New York" was a really fun place to vacation, but not a place that I would like to live. I went shopping, went to see 2 Broadway plays, The Lion King, and Thoroughly Modern Millie (I highly recommend it -- It's coming to Mpls sometime next year), I went to a Yankee/Mets baseball game at Yankee Stadium, I went to SOHO and Cannel Street (they have knockoff purses!!), went to see the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, had dinner with Jen's mom's aunt who's a true New Yorker, "I'd like some wata", and some other random things all while being in 100 degree weather. And the nutty New Yorkers are strutting around in long pants, sweaters, and a multitude of other accessories usually found in early November, not the middle of June. Needless to say, I almost passed out just from looking at them.
The 5th installment of Harry Potter has been out and read by many, I am about 6/8 done. I am not so happy with it, though. Nothing seems to be going right. There is a character that makes me so angry that I find myself being bitter towards something or someone outside the realm of H. P. I then realize that I have once again been sucked in to another world that shouldn't affect this one. Alison said it gets better towards the end, which I'm getting too... I just hope I'm not too disappointed. Although, even though I'm not done with it yet, I know that it is not one of my favorites.
ACTs have come back, and while I was really relieved at my score, I have found that once it sank in, I'm not as proud as I was initially. I just hope that since I truly did try my hardest and prepared for it, that it is enough to ensure an admittance to one of the colleges that I want to go to ... but enough thinking of that right now...
I best be off -- seeing as though it is 2:18 am and I work tomorrow. I love how even though I have somewhere to be tomorrow in the AM... I simply do not care what time I go to bed ... unlike school. Well, I don't care too much about that either, but a little more then now. OK, I'm just babbling so I need sleep. Nighty Night.
