wow, it's been a long time since i posted a blog...what's been going on with me since the last one? well, a few weeks after my inspiration with the Oscars, I took on the project of being the Stage Manager for one of the musicals on campus. lots of work, and lots of fun! so i'm becoming more attached to the whole theater thing...definite plans on making it a life-long career. i finished up the semester in top form: 3.3 GPA! yay! if i keep up the good work, I'll have a 3.0 cumulative by the end of the fall! now it's summer, and my life is about to get hectic. i have a summer class from Memorial day to the 4th of July. on top of that, I'll be working 2 jobs. I wanna have lots of money and be able to go somewhere for spring break. So i won't be able to go to Chicago this summer, but i'll get there eventually...i need to go back badly.
i can't believe that i'm already 2 years into my college career. i mean, these past 2 years have just flown by me! i was talking to Andre the other day and he was saying, "we're almost 20...we've lived like a 3rd of our lives already." but if we've lived a third of our lives, that means life ends at 60. which of course, isn't true. in truth, we've lived a 5th of our lives, with life ending closer to 100. you have to give modern technology some credit. so after a 5th of my life, i've learned more about life in the past 2 years than anything. i've learned that the only way to survive in college is to work your butt off, stay true to yourself and all you believe in, and to never take anything for granted because it might just all change tomorrow. (how horribly clichéd, but so true...this sounds like some lame-o graduation speech) and once again, I find myself rambling about utter nonsense, so I'll spare you all the melodrama and depart for now. see ya soon!
i can't believe that i'm already 2 years into my college career. i mean, these past 2 years have just flown by me! i was talking to Andre the other day and he was saying, "we're almost 20...we've lived like a 3rd of our lives already." but if we've lived a third of our lives, that means life ends at 60. which of course, isn't true. in truth, we've lived a 5th of our lives, with life ending closer to 100. you have to give modern technology some credit. so after a 5th of my life, i've learned more about life in the past 2 years than anything. i've learned that the only way to survive in college is to work your butt off, stay true to yourself and all you believe in, and to never take anything for granted because it might just all change tomorrow. (how horribly clichéd, but so true...this sounds like some lame-o graduation speech) and once again, I find myself rambling about utter nonsense, so I'll spare you all the melodrama and depart for now. see ya soon!
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