you know those days where you feel like you can just slow down and enjoy life? yeah.
it's funny, because i have my biochem textbook open in front of me with tons to memorize, and the impending (possibly suppressed) panic of an upcoming lab final, but despite all that, i have never felt calmer this quarter. i am so behind in all of my work, but for some inexplicable reason, here i am, sitting and typing and feeling like nothing can stop me. the silence of this apartment is nice, for once.
things always come out prettier in words than they really are. i think it's because it'd be too boring to just describe what we see. what we end up doing is writing out emotions that go along with it. i'm not sure if that's a good thing. on one hand, it makes things more intriguing when some perspective is put on it. on the other hand, we're not technically telling the truth, are we?
too philosophical. that ties into society in more ways than i want to elaborate on/think about right now. kills the magic of this post.
i'm not quite sure why i'm updating this. i fear this DW is becoming more of a blog than a writing journal. which is slightly upsetting, but relieving at the same time. it makes me feel like i've started over. although, i think i'm internally having a hard time letting go of LJ. it holds too many memories, and even the measly updates my old friends make occasionally doesn't make up for all the changes that fandom has experienced. everyone in the communities are much younger now, more interested in groups i would never even bother with. without the boys, things have changed so much on my (our) side of LJ. a lot of my friends have left, and a lot of them are now too preoccupied with college and real life to keep up with a diminishing fandom. at one point, thoughts of this day would've made me cry, but now that the boys really are fading into the background, i think i'm going to be okay.
so, this is where we are now.
today, i saw some random pictures on facebook and realized that some in the class of 2004 (high school) have already gotten married. and for a moment, i was taken aback. but after i thought about it, they would be around the marrying age. 24, right? only four years older than me (us). it's crazy to think that, because 4 years isn't as long as we make it out to be. look at how quickly our 4 years of high school have flashed by. and now we're already (almost) halfway through college. insanity. so where are we going to be 4 years into the future? getting married? graduating (once again)? working a steady job? typical expectations, right? but what if we end up on the other side of the fence? thoughts, thoughts, but too many of them.
already two decades in this world, and i think i just grew up a little more today.