Ramblings is a very popular word nowadays. " Ramble Ramble Ramble Rambobble, Rambizzle, Ramalicious, Rammy Rammy Roooooo..."
"Phew, my head hurts."
Being back home is depressing.
School this semester was the worst. Seems like most everyone I knew had a bad semester, except for those damned comm majors and their "easy" classes, or so I have heard. If Trevor is any testament to the rigorousness of the Comm classes, then some are hard and others leave time for him to be real bored all semester. With that said, My semesters have left me far from bored. They have left me swamped in endless chapters of reading that is "recommended". Hundreds and I mean HUNDREDS of unsolved Chemistry problems. Not so much essay writing, which makes me happy, but plenty of math, and math once again is not my forte.
Life at home is painstakingly uneventful. Almost to the point where it makes me want to pull out all of my hair. There is a dog that doesn't like me, and two birds that just wont stop squacking. I am two animals short of a farm, and there is no entertainment here. I keep waking up so late in the afternoon for no good reason, and it bothers me because I want to have a full day to look forward to, but there is nothing to look forward to during the course of the day. Probably just dinner at home with my mom. If we woke up early enough together, I bet we could have breakfast too.
I want to go on a wilderness adventure. Sunday I saw "Into The Wild" and it made me feel nostalgic, I want to sink myself back into my element once again. Maybe even go snowboarding, now that would be awesome. I don't see it happening this winter though, I don't think I will encounter anyone that would like to go with me, or have me tag along. Thus I am pretty much just at home all break. I think Daron may have it worse then me though because she is stuck at home, then when she returns she is stuck at Duke. Eww.
I downloaded an application to be an instructor for NCOBS but they unfortunately only hire persons 21 or older. That though gives me time to get the appropriate training (WFR, and Rock Climbing Instructor) and certifications to give me the edge on the application. I need a job, and I would love for it to be doing what I love to do - nature.
I am Majoring for sure in Environmental Studies. My good friend Liza majored in it as well, and she has had lots of internship and traveling opportunities which makes me oh so very excited!!!
I saw her one last time before she graduated at her end of semester graduation party. She graduated this past Sunday, I wish I could have gone to her ceremony, but I had no where to stay (with all my luggage) in Chapel Hill and no definite ride back home. I wish her the best of luck.
Into the Wild. I enjoyed that movie so much, and even though the ending is not what most people would want to happen, it was a true story of this young man who believed entirely in his stand about the world and for that he has my respect. Most would have said that he went of recklessly into the wild, I know for sure that is my mother's opinion, but to be honest I have felt that way time and time again. It is no stranger to my mind, the idea of leaving most all my material possessions behind and living how people used to live thousands of years ago. If it could be done then, why can it not be done now? It's not so impossible to hunt for the food you need, to build shelter with just the right amount of materials to get you by, and to live your life day by day resourcefully and wholly.
Other wise, I need to find the time and the motivation to start manipulating the freeware source code for the flash page I want to create for our Rugby team. Its going to be so awesome and fancy. I think they will love it. I really do. With that said, I need to start learning Flash and HTML again. It has been a while since I have dealt with it.
Next Sunday I look forward to going to the Body Worlds exhibit. They say you can not take pictures but I bet I will sneak a few in. Now that is something to look forward to.
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