I like stupid nights, the kind where you laugh and say non-PC things and hang out with someone you missed. Yes, good times.

Kept my mind off certain other things.

(stolen from my cousin's profile)--
I won't be afraid,
I'll be alright if you help me,
I know you're looking down from heaven.
And I won't let you down,
I'll be everything you taught me,
and all that I know as I'll wait,
patiently to see you in heaven.

I miss you Pop-pop.




I'm starting to get more comfortable with school and with most of my roommates. The girl in the room adjoining mine is straight-up awesome. Sometimes I feel like she's the only one who has made much of an effort. But that's okay...I'd rather have one good friend here than three crappy ones.

I sound like a sixth grader when I blog sometimes. Gotta change that. ...Add that to the list: practice writing more. Nowadays I only do it for a grade, or when I'm avoiding doing something that could be a lot more productive. I miss writing on emotion, jotting something down in my journal as soon as I feel it and get inspired.

I guess maybe my life hasn't had many "extraordinary" epiphanies lately that I could write about. I can't help but wonder if that's a product of me growing up. Are there just fewer major life lessons to learn when you get older? Or am I not actively seeking out situations where I could learn something new...?

Maybe I'm focusing too much on writing about my own life. Some sort of fiction could be a new challenge. I like putting myself in other people's shoes, so taking on a new writing persona could be fun.

Things to think about...