Finals Week

I was having fun reading my sister's blog then remembered that I started one when my parents were out here. So I decided it was time for an update, although, there isn't much to share. Finals are this week so I'm stressing out a little bit. But once they're over, I'll have a pretty relaxing summer. I'll be working full time and taking a couple of classes. I have three finals to take this week. Tomorrow morning I have my American Revolution final, which will probably be my hardest one. I love history but my professor is very specific in what he wants, but I'm thinking I'll still be able to pull a B in the class. On Thursday I have my Nutrition and my Stage Management final. I'm not too worried about either of those. Nutrition is a lot of common sense and common knowledge. And Stage Management is a lot of common sense and common knowledge for anyone who has ever been involved in a theater production.

I started looking online for a new apartment because my contract is up the end of June. Yes, two months is a long time, but it's going to fly by and I don't want to be stuck on the streets! I found a couple of places online, but even better, I found a few people (I should specify that they are females for when my parents read this!) that are looking for roommates. I've exchanged a few e-mails with them and things seem to be pretty good. Hopefully by the end of the week I'll be able to meet them and see the apartment that I would be moving into!

My sister has one!

Everyone has these blog things so I thought I would start my own! This first entry won't be too exciting because I don't have much to say! I guess I could tell about this past weekend.

My parents have been in town since Friday. It's been a great visit, not just because of all the things they have bought me (including a kitchen table!!!), but because I don't get to see them very often, just a few times a year. I guess that is part of growing up. Kids move out, go to college or get a job. Sometimes I wish I was back in high school, back when things were simple. But other times I'm glad I'm an adult and can be out on my own. There are days that I miss home desperately, but I'm happy with where my life is at. I have a good job. I'm at school studying something that I love. I'm surrounded by good people and amazing friends. I honestly couldn't ask for more.