May 2011
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phew.
everything is all worked out with my transfer credit to umass. after taking classes this summer and in the fall, i will officially have completely my gen-ed requirements, my special concentration of study for my college and my major. in the spring, i’ll just have two more anthropology classes to take for my minor and then i’m done done done. i’ll still have to take more classes...
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day 01 back in portland
got my hair cut - a lot shorter than it has been in ages. got rid of my side bangs, so i’m excited about the change
went to pine state biscuits for breakfast/lunch with my dad and mara
went to powell’s books and relaxed
bought some super cute shorts from anthropologie which i would be WAY more excited to wear if summer would ever come to the east or west coasts
went on a walk for a...
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sometimes mtv does quality things, like playing bring it on.
so i get to spend my night remembering the early 2000’s while entertaining kingsley cat.
oh summer.
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compromising.
so i found out yesterday, on my last day of finals, that i was accepted to umass as a transfer next year. while i’m not surprised that i got in, i’m still extremely happy and relieved, because waiting for my admissions decision, after getting in a relationship, finishing up my year at umass on exchange, putting down a deposit for an apartment in amherst and generally being in the...
seeing bon iver august 6 in holyoke, ma!
i’m so excited! they were amazing at the two shows i went to in LA last year.
My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2011-5-8) →
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Summer!
Finished my last final. Now officially a senior in college, I guess.
All I want to do is go back to sleep for forever.
It is true that we are weak and sick and ugly and quarrelsome but if that is all...
– John Steinbeck