Wednesday, March 4, 2009

03.04.09.


Today, I felt infinite.

Infinite is a term that I learned in the book "The Perks of Being a Wallflower." Check it out.
The day was awesome in comparison to the nightmarish-hell we've had the last couple of days. I'm really concerned about the weather in town. It seems so sporadic. I actually wrote an article on it. One of the people I interviewed said she was skipping class.  I agree. We should skip class once or twice to enjoy a day at the park. It's good for the soul.

I met a lot of good people today.  And I  shared my beautiful home with some friends from my photoclass. Then I lost my wallet, and someone walked with me to find it. Then we shared our food we purchased from Scooties. I hung out in the lab and hung out with some incredibly interesting people.

One guy and I were talking outside of the journalism building before we were about to print photos. We discussed religion. I discussed religion with an Agnostic philosopher. It was awesome. He brought some spirit into the way I look at things in life. He's one of those people that make me thankful that we're all so different. He helped me realized that it's okay that I don't know everything. And it's okay.

I went to my neighbor's house after class because a mutual friend was visiting him. I have great neighbors. I am fascinated with the connection we have. I feel like it's a book or a movie-or maybe it's because I always see things as tangent and recorded forms of history. They had a couple friends over to play ping pong and listen to the Beastie Boys. While I was there, I told them stories from Colorado when I visited Kelly there over the summer. We had a detailed conversation about our favorite places to eat and how picky we are when we know it's our favorites. Interesting, I think.

I brought them over to my stressed-out half grumpy because she just got out of the shower room mate, Candysse. She's so fantastic. I just wanted to share good people with good people. 

Finally, my dad called me just to say "i love you." I love you too, dad."


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