kaia

I really think without my friends I would go insane in school. How I used to get by in my community college after everyone I knew transferred out, I don't know. I can't even count how many times we've started laughing so hard we're crying, which is the best way to laugh.

I guess we have to when we're drawing things named 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8-Hexamethyltetradecane.

A few days ago we were talking about this coming summer and taking a trip to Disney World and Universal Studios. A converstation about how awesome Jurassic Park is changed into one about the ride there and how I've never been. My friend said she wanted to go with people that would be as goofy as her, and I totally would. I would be that person at Disney taking pictures with all the characters, my Mickey mouse hat on, and the autograph book with me. We had it all planned out, and I hope it's something that does happen. We would be the most ridiculous and awesome people there, and laughing the whole time. I'm never alone there, and I like that.

My last semester of classes is set. The conflict was fixed and that's it. I have Biochem, Anatomy, and Calculus next semester, and that's it. I told my advisor it still doesn't feel real, like it hasn't sunk in yet when I was meeting with her. I also talked to her about my options afterward, about how I don't know if I could get into grad school even if I wanted to go as well as about how I wanted to take a year off. She said the year off would be a good idea and help bring everything into perspective and that grad school is still definitely an option. I'm just waiting for the day it really hits me.