So I didn't go to work today because I had an eye doctor's appointment in the morning, where I had my eyes dilated and left me blinded from light for many hours. Didn't really do much with the time; Dad taught me some Java, and I took a nap before volleyball. Then through volleyball, and woke up and thought it was too late to go.
Dunno what to do on the internet anymore and didn't feel like playing LoL, so I decided to look up a tutorial on Jack Johnson's "No Other Way." Got farther than I think I would, although I don't know how I'll be able to sing and pluck at the same time.
Sometimes I feel I'm not fair to my Northwestern friends. I tell myself I don't know them as well as I really do. I think it's just because of the sheer number of people I've encountered. I wouldn't consider my popular in the least bit, but oddly enough, there's been a good amount of people who I've been blessed to get to know this year. There was a point where I'd easily share my fair share of freshmen sorrow stories and female fairytales, just to be more vulnerable to get to know someone better. And experiences we've had together throughout the year, even if only within the 9 months, I swear time spent in college is at least 2x the time spent out of college.
Why?
Maybe this ties in with what I've been thinking of also. "What is there to do?" Luckily there are the olympics this summer, or else I'd be bum out of ideas. Really, everyone just wants to sit and talk. Get to know each other more, share stories, laugh. But there has always got to be a venue, and there seems to be so many options in college. Grabbing meals, getting boba, bk late night (wow food-oriented social life...), "studying", sunrises, staying up late, yes even LoL...
At home, so far it just seems like LoL and olympics. Beach was pretty fun, but it's not an everyday thing. Damnit, wish I could just room with these guys one summer.
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