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| Monday, August 25, 2003 So, everyone talks about how it hasn't hit them that we're in college yet. Others are jealous of my new found freedom. I guess I can chalk it up to my liberal parents, but I really don't see the big deal. I never have. I mean, I can remember going from elementary to middle school. I was nervous, but I didn't feel any older. I remember going from middle to high school. Nothing. And now, what? Well, besides the slight disappointment at the lack of the bacchanalian orgy-type environment which I had been fed to expect (and grown to desire... heh...), college isn't really a big deal. I mean, I walk down the street to my class, and I feel no different than I did two weeks ago. So, then, what is the big deal? Maybe it would be different if I was a korean girl, and was confined to some area of my house for all of eternity... or a mountain cave, whichever. Maybe I should try that. Confining myself, that is, not being a korean girl... Not that I could do it. I mean, I'm having enough trouble not being able to get online. I use the few moments I have on Matt's computer as if I was paying for it at Kinkos. Is the 'net really that important to me? Apparently so. So, I apologize for the long post, but I've had a lot to say and not many people to say it to. Also, I thought I'd post a lot to hold my loyal fans over until I get a computer of my own, and I can post more regularly. That's it. P.S. Please ignore the horrible grammar in the bolded sentence above, but it's the only good way to say that. I mean, "...and not many people toward whom to say it."? I mean, I don't even think that's right, AND it sounds like awkward crap. Okay, now I'm REALLY done.
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