The End

Gradutated Cum Laude, though it won't say so on my diploma. Hell.

I always said that this blog would end when my college career did and I'm going to stick with that. I feel that adding on to it any more would be an injustice; from now on it's emails for those that want to keep in touch. It's not the fact that I'm 22 and am now an adult without health insurance and currently unemployed, it's me realizing that it's time to move on. This blog was here as a outlet for me during some pretty interesting times and a way for people to keep in touch with my life. Those that have read it over the years are some of my best friends and they will be ones I'll keep in touch with regardless.

Goodbye Athens. Goodbye Blog. Goodbye most developmental stage of my life. You have prepared me well.

I'm ready.







ps. of course I might delete all my posts and just start over. Lord knows I put enough effort into the layout during finals week '05.

Please

Please please please please please let me get it.

Jumble O' Thoughts

Things on my mind (in no particular order):

Rufus Wainwright
wishing I could play the violin
searching for jobs at 1:00 am
what it would be like to live in D.C.
how much this summer is going to be amazing
my friends and where we will be in six months
graduation and seeing my family's smiles
Athens and how much I'll miss it
being content with life at the moment but knowing I should be more stressed out
Kirsten and Sara moving out of the house
new (undeserving) people moving in to the house
reviewing for my portfolio presentaiton
typing typing typing
wishing Bombay Cafe hadn't closed and wishing even more that I didn't like Taste of India so much today


I found a job in D.C. that I really want. Resume and cover letter sent and fingers crossed. Part of me wants to leave Georgia forever because I know if I don't get out now I'll get too comfortable later in life. But there's so much here that I can't imagine living without. People, places, memories. They will always be there, of course.

I have a feeling I'll be crossing a lot of bridges in the near future. We'll see where they take me.

Transitions

D.C. went extremely well and I feel better about my prospects up there. I need to really hunker down and get resumes out now. Got to meet up with a friend I hadn't seen in over a year and made two new ones. It's nice to know that if I'm ever in the area again I know some great people to hang out with.

Nearly finished writing all my papers. Done with portfolio save for two or three items. I'm just praying there aren't too many typos. Back in Athens tomorrow for about a week, crashing at Church St (hopefully). It'll be weird living up there again-- I feel like my last semester was in the Fall and I'm just going through the motions this Spring.

Mom just got tenure at her college. I'm so proud of her.