So... I've been kind of busy, and of course, kind of lazy. Luckily for you, this means less incoherent babbling to sift through!
Despite feeling my apparently anxiety-fueled chest pains, and a bit of depression Friday night, I decided to stick to my plans to meet up with a friend on Saturday. I wasn't sure that I was physically or emotionally up to it, but we actually had a great time, and I was glad to have gotten out of my house!
Saturday: Chit-chat. Dinner at the Japanese restaurant... including "Monkey Balls!"
Sunday: Chit-chat. Shot photographs at the local park... until my batteries crapped out on me!
Monday: Researched graduation info. Errands with my friend, including a great sweater purchase! Ruby Tuesday's for breakfast/lunch/dinner... "brenchinner.*" Barnes and Noble for Pumpkin Spice Lattes and book grazing. Home. Scrabble Games. Two chapters in Microsoft Office 2007.
Also... I'm trying to plan for my graduation on Saturday. They limit your tickets and I need TWO more. I'm hoping to get them, because if I don't, I will have to tell my aunt and uncle that they can't come. The sad thing is, I have zero emotion about it really. Maybe that will change, but right now, graduation seems like an avoidable pain in the ass to me! My cap is too small, I don't have enough tickets, basically have to plan my own party, and the weather is supposed to be awful. WooHooooooo!??!?!?!?
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Mona,
You can't go wrong throwing your own party! One think I've learned about breaking the ice, getting out, meeting people, etc. is to go ahead and do it! The best times I've had all year are the times I almost didn't go, and I'm sure this party is no different.
You are paving your own way in this world. You've come along way. You will go much farther than you dream. Your freinds and family all know it and, trust me, they are THRILLED for you and so am I!
Might be a good time to invite some new friends over too!
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