-Work for 8 hrs.
-Have to write an article review
-Have to write a 7-11 page research proposal
-Have to prepare a presentation about a term… I can’t even remember what it was.
-Hopefully eat and sleep when I get time.
Note to Self: Don’t give you phone number to random people in class.
Why? Because people named Rain will text you. (You don’t know anyone named Rain)
It’s summer.
-My brother and I went on a 15 mile bike ride. Needless to say, I realized I’m out of shape. I almost hit a baby chipmunk with my bike, it was intense. I swerved out of its way then my brother had to slam on his breaks to avoid it. The trail was really beautiful.
-Went swimming.
-Had my 3rd film fail. And now I officially know how to use my ae-1. I also found 3 new rolls of film in my desk drawer. The universe has a funny way of evening itself out.
-Ate ice-cream.
-Studied for my geography and officially realized how insane my professor is. I just want to pass it…
- Sat outside and watched the sun set with my Mom
I miss the way summer felt.
But then we grew up and became bitter children who never quite lived.
And I don’t have a single thing to say about it.
I just want to listen to really depressing music and lay in bed all day.
-Things that feel like summer.
-People whose names I wish I never knew.
-Boys who I try to avoid, but they ask me for my number.
-Boys I find attractive who don’t know I exist.
-The international kid who insists on sitting next to me in class who asks me what “crayons” are…
-Customers who think my first name is “gorgeous”.
Example: Man who walks into the shop, I smile ask him how he is doing because I recognize him. He smiles back, “I’m real good, Gorgeous. How have you been?” Then before he leaves he turns around to tell me, “Don’t worry, I’ll be back to get a bike some time…. Or I’ll at least come back to see you.”
-Customer who compliments me on my smile.
Example: Little old man who pulled into our parking lot with his little wife and waved me over.
-Customer who I try to help, only to find out that they don’t need help (but really did).
Example: An old lady with her husband park in our parking lot. The old lady goes to her trunk to get something out. I go outside thinking she has something to bring in and that I should help her. I ask her if she needs help, she says, “No, I’m just getting him some orange juice.” (from the trunk of her car)
I awkwardly say okay and walk back inside.
Look out the window and see that she got orange juice and a vacuum from the trunk of her car.
-Customer who tells me that I look like I work out.
It’s 88 degrees outside. I’m laying on our living room floor doing some homework.
To be honest, I’m still having a really great day.
