Tuesday, June 26, 2012
You don't really realize that after you graduate high school, you're in the real world. The illusion of childhood is over, and you're forced to make life decisions as an adult. There's no more playing games. After high school, everything you do matters. You make choices that will impact your futures successes
if my dad were around, he would tell me to go to UConn
he would have wanted me to be happy, but to not venture past UConn in terms of schools
if he were around, i probably wouldn't be as mature as i am today
now that he's gone, i'm able to do things to make me happy
everything happens for a reason, but i still miss the shit out of him
he would have wanted me to be happy, but to not venture past UConn in terms of schools
if he were around, i probably wouldn't be as mature as i am today
now that he's gone, i'm able to do things to make me happy
everything happens for a reason, but i still miss the shit out of him
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
i was walking at the reservoir this morning, crying to myself
thinking about conn college and how i deserve to be at that school much more than a lot of the fucks who go there
getting down on myself, because i wanna be happy and make my dad proud
while i was there, i was thinking to myself how cool it would be to see this middle age asian couple i frequently see walking. they are genuine people. the man has long black hair, which is now graying, tucked behind his ears, and his wife trails behind. she gives off a pleasant aura
and i thought to myself, "i haven't seen them walking yet. maybe they're not here. but if i do, then i know that it will be a sign that i will transfer to conn"
i like to ascribe great cosmic significance to seemingly inconsequential events, but they are actually not inconsequential
i put this thought aside, and didn't really think about it
instead, i dwelled on my unhappiness and that i want to transfer schools
i was getting discouraged, until the last leg of the walk
i climbed a hill, and saw the couple!
the man gave me a really big smile, and the wife, who usually just nods, grinned her teeth at me. it was incredibly genuine!
after i passed them, my heart began to pound. will my thought come true? will i successfully transfer to conn?
i hope so
thinking about conn college and how i deserve to be at that school much more than a lot of the fucks who go there
getting down on myself, because i wanna be happy and make my dad proud
while i was there, i was thinking to myself how cool it would be to see this middle age asian couple i frequently see walking. they are genuine people. the man has long black hair, which is now graying, tucked behind his ears, and his wife trails behind. she gives off a pleasant aura
and i thought to myself, "i haven't seen them walking yet. maybe they're not here. but if i do, then i know that it will be a sign that i will transfer to conn"
i like to ascribe great cosmic significance to seemingly inconsequential events, but they are actually not inconsequential
i put this thought aside, and didn't really think about it
instead, i dwelled on my unhappiness and that i want to transfer schools
i was getting discouraged, until the last leg of the walk
i climbed a hill, and saw the couple!
the man gave me a really big smile, and the wife, who usually just nods, grinned her teeth at me. it was incredibly genuine!
after i passed them, my heart began to pound. will my thought come true? will i successfully transfer to conn?
i hope so
Monday, June 11, 2012
Sunday, June 10, 2012
when i was a little kid, i wanted nothing more than being a grown up. the freedom of being able to do anything i wanted enticed me. i wanted to be on my own more than anything
now that i'm legally an adult, i wish i were young again. i miss high school. granted, the classes sucked, and seeing the same people over and over again got awkward, especially if you had a bad encounter with them. but i miss the memories i created. i loved being able to see kids in my school and instantly being able to remember all the embarrassing things they did. i miss not having responsibilities. i miss not having to worry about work, or my future. i miss being able to hang out with my good friends on a daily basis
i know there's no going back, but it just sucks that my 4 years of high school are now behind me
now that i'm legally an adult, i wish i were young again. i miss high school. granted, the classes sucked, and seeing the same people over and over again got awkward, especially if you had a bad encounter with them. but i miss the memories i created. i loved being able to see kids in my school and instantly being able to remember all the embarrassing things they did. i miss not having responsibilities. i miss not having to worry about work, or my future. i miss being able to hang out with my good friends on a daily basis
i know there's no going back, but it just sucks that my 4 years of high school are now behind me