Breakaway
Yes, I went. No, I was not one who stayed up all hours of the night. (I headed for bed around eleven-thirty.) Sure, it was enjoyable.
Why is Facebook so interesting?
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Senior pictures
Got 'em taken yesterday. Went to an assisted-living community, believe it or not, that had a nice little pond surrounded by ducks, geese, benches, trees, and a small stone bridge. I liked the pictures, especially one where I was sitting beneath a tree, writing in my "journal" (actually a small copy of my favorite book, Pride & Prejudice), with the trees, tame life, pond, and bridge in the background.
Of course, one of my pics featured my wonderful gold acorn hat. I didn't look bad in it either. :-) I may wear this acorn hat on campus one day, and you will certainly know it when you see it!
Resurrection and Introduction
My my, it's been awhile, hasn't it?
Well, fast-forward from what was last posted - I've finally stopped getting so much mail, and I sent in deposits and forms last week. It's off to the Ohio college!
And this week I'll be visiting the college for an overnighter, complete with college classes and chapel. Shall be interesting.
Oh, maybe I should introduce myself to all my future new friends - the ones that I don't have yet. Known as RS on the 'net, I try to keep my real identity hazy for security reasons. So, I actually won't ever mention the name of the college, the city, or my name, in these posts. But besides that, I can tell you a lot. I was homeschooled; I love to write (if a girl has two blogs and despises MySpace, it's almost a giveaway); and I also love to sing. Plus I will most likely miss my family a lot when I'm at college, so don't be surprised if I spend an hour a night e-mailing my mom. It's natural. :-)
I suppose April is a little early to start a blog for August, but I figured I might as well. There's certainly no harm in it.
Monday, January 22, 2007
Neumont University
This was weird. After I thought I'd finally been rid of the college mail from remote and ineligible colleges, here comes yet another!
Friday (I think...) I received a letter from Neumont University in Utah. Apparently they're a computer tech college, whose bachelor's students graduate in two years. Interesting, no? (At least if you're going into software development.)
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)