So it has come to my attention that I live a life void of fun and anything interesting. I’ve said this before and I’m going to say it again, being a college student is so restricting. I can’t wait for this final year to be over so I can move on to a new chapter in my life. But until then, I have absolutely nothing to talk about. I hate having all this space for my personal use, but nothing personal to put here.
The TAABP was put on hold before it even got started. My brother and I both finished our books, but then he got some amazing news about teaching a class at the university he works at. All of his time has been spent making lecture notes and writing a syllabus. One day our awesome idea of writing book reports for fun will continue.
Our beloved Wicket has been gone now for 2 months. I’ve been going home quite often for different reasons and home just isn’t the same without her mindlessly roaming around. But we’re getting used to the emptiness. The one person I didn’t think would be that affected by her being gone has surprised me. My dad visits her grave often bearing yellow flowers because yellow was her favorite color.
In other summer news, my best friend got married. (Yay Mel!) It was a beautiful wedding and a fun party. Next on the agenda is my birthday. Which falls on labor day this year. This year’s celebration is going be epic since last year my birthday fell by the wayside because of my dad’s open heart surgery. Which was understandable. We were all too worried and on edge to even remember that it was birthday time. (My aunt’s birthday is 3 days before mine and my sister’s so we usually celebrate all at the same time.) The plan is to spend the weekend with family and friends. Eating good food and cake is a celebration to me! I can’t believe I’m going to be 25. Just another reason I want to be out of school already. I want to be enjoying my 20s, not hating them.
Classes start tomorrow and I am so ready. My schedule won’t be as hectic as it usually is and I’m looking forward to becoming one step closer to graduating, but not having to kill myself to do so. I’m continuing with the research project I was involved in last semester, while taking 2 lectures. Next semester, my last, should be even easier. Then its time to move on to the real world.
I guess I can say a few words about Stephen King’s The Gunslinger. It was an easy read, but quite confusing. I was told constantly by my brother that stuff would make sense as I made my way through the series, but I’ve only read the first book so far… so I am still confused. There were a couple of parts that kept me intrigued enough to continue on towards finishing. It’s not a long book at all so it’s not that difficult to get through.
One day I’ll get around to book two in the Dark Tower series.

