Well, it'll be about 8:30 by the time I get done writing this.
I have so much going on I don't have time to write it all. The headlines are as follows:
My younger sister went in for Basic Training in Texas. Her boot camp graduation is in April, and I am trying hard to work out being able to go... but working around school is going to be rough, because this semester is really really busy and I've had to use skips for weather.
I spent Spring Break running around the Midwest: Nashville, Indianapolis, Winona Lake, a short jaunt to Fort Wayne, and finally Wheaton. I have where all I went an what all I did well documented in my Book of Anything, but I probably won't get around to typing that all up to share with you all. If I saw you, you know it. If I didn't, I'm sorry; my week really was quite booked full.
This week I signed up for my final semeter of college. Ahhh! People keep saying, "It probably still seems far away," and I'm like, "Ahhh, no! It's too soon, it's too soon!" *gasps in an exaggerated anime fashion* I'm so not ready for the "real world." They're making me take algebra again, which is ridiculous; my Grace algebra credit didn't have the proper prerequisites, even though the SIU one is gonna be easier than what I took at Grace. *rolls eyes* What a grandiose waste of my time.
Last, but certainly not least, some of you my be aware of my consternation over what to do with myself this summer. I've pretty much settled on a plan, but it all depends on whether or not it can be afforded. So! If possible, I will be spending the summer in Asia with my older sister, doing design work for language-related NGOs. (This is where you ask, "The B-I NGOs?" lol... ahh I'm funny. No, "NGO" just means "non-government organization," fyi.) So! Please pray about that, it's pretty major.
p.s. Just discovered this anime, totally by accident, on YouTube. I really like it, but it takes a little while to figure out what it's about. If you don't like shojo anime you probably won't stick with it long enough to get to the action... and you won't necessarilly like the ending... but I thought, overall, that it was a good miniseries. As with a lot of anime, I'm eager to watch it again now that I know what was going on that whole time (you know, post-
big reveal). Also it taught me some more Japanese: "Sola" means "sky." See, anime is educational!
p.p.s. Have started leaving off personal pronouns at beginning of sentances. Have no excuse for this recreant behavior. Beg my readers' forbearance.
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