People born in 1990 can legally drink alcohol.
Obama was sworn into office 3 years ago.
Michael Jackson died over 2.5 years ago.
2007 was HALF A FUCKING DECADE ago.
There are kids in middle school now that don’t even remember 9/11.
There are girls born in 1998 who are pregnant.
There are over 600 pokemon.
SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP
Don’t make me feel old, Tumblr. Jeez!
Dig in.
FOCUS was amazing. Not all of it was fun, as God really stripped me bare to the bone, but it was all of it very good. He really is good. Far better than anything I could deserve. But now I’m back in a new room in a big house with people I don’t know and no roommate yet. I keep praying that He’ll help me to keep in mind everything that I learned this week. It’s not gonna be easy. The support group that I’ve had all year is now off at their respective homes, some will be visiting and some will be skyping and some will be gone for the summer. Some will be heading off to adult life, away from college.
Needless to say, the moment is kind of overwhelming me. I guess I’ll just start digging in to unpack. At least it’s a nice room. There’s lotsa space, especially without a roommate in it at the moment.
Empty
People are filtering out all over campus. One quarter of them will be gone, replaced with another fresh quarter of new faces. Memories will sleep for the summer, and then be revived in August when everyone comes back again.
One year. One of four. Just the beginning. Then why do I feel like this year is the hardest goodbye I’ve had? I can only imagine what my final year will feel like. Only a few months, and this place is my home. So much has already happened. The girl I am now is not the girl that moved into this room.
I have met so many new people, made so many new friends, and grown in ways I could never have expected. I’m not ready to let go of the seniors, and I don’t want things to change. But at the same time I’m excited to see what happens.
And on to life.
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