And So She Thinks: Day 6

Entry 6: The taste of last night is lingering behind my eyes. Flaring up at random. So vivid yet so vague. Reminiscing with an old friend. The air is warm. Humidity has dropped to tolerable. The beers are cold, the smiles warm. Talking of the wacky social circles, the welcoming hallways, old loves and forgotten friends. Some have moved on, some are stuck, one has died, and others have loved. Foggy memories dragged from the depths of our memory base. Look at each other. Who are we? We are just people. Trying to make it through. I think I’m doing a good job at it so far. Only time will tell. Literally.

Talking, drinking, smoking, laughing, smiling, wondering, wishing, and hoping last night made me realize what I do have. I have you. I have you to smile with. I have you to love. I have you to hold when I cry and you to back me up when I want to cut a bitch. I have you and that’s all that matters to me. You, my heart, my friend, are the reason I am still here.

Well, somewhat here. Just sat through one of those incredibly boring, can’t hold your attention no matter how hard you try, meetings. I did, however, read a very interesting quote on the powerpoint.

“A wise old owl sat on an oak; the more he saw the less he spoke; the less he spoke the more he heard; why aren’t we like the wise old bird?”

Education for Life

“Go to school, honey” “Get good grades!
“You’re so lucky to be a college student right now.”

“You need a good job. You need a college degree”

You’re one of those people telling me these things? If so, BITE MY ASS. Go ahead. Get a big chunk.

I’m sure if you (college students) haven’t already heard this from someone, then you’ve been one to spout it. Here’s the deal: SHUT UP AND  BREATHE!

Do I come across to the average person as someone interested in achieving that perfect American Dream? Isn’t the significance now on being an individual and doing what you want? I mean, that’s what I want. I want to be able to do my own thing.
MY OWN THING:

- Being financially independent
- Being able to say no when I’m at home
- Not have to go to class every stupid day
- Not stress about grades, grades, grades
- Get a reliable and rewarding job
- Get enough money (eventually) to purchase chickens and a large plot of land

That last one is my big one.

But in the meantime, while all us college students are still waiting to do our own thing, here’s a few websites to procrastinate on instead of doing that stupid thing they call homework:

http://www.mylifeisaverage.com
http://www.fmylife.com
http://www.neopets.com
http://www.addictinggames.com
http://www.coffeebreak.com
http://www.boingboing.net
http://www.postsecret.com

Hope those give you some light at the end of the tunnel! :)