If You Don't, Don't

I haven't written in this since the beginning of the month, so here goes everything. Packing goes slowly, I loathe it, and I am super lazy. All I want to do when I get home is nap. I recently dug through many of my old pictures in my mad dash to condense my life. I found my first passport picture. Here it is. I still have all those cowlicks.

I have 38 school days until the end of the year. w0oT!!! After that I put away World History (western social studies) and Early American History for a couple years. I think that without the soft sciences I will definitely feel a void in my heart. To remedy this I have already decided I am going to look to document local folklore and hopefully organize it to be able to put it in a book. That would be the awesome. I have always wanted to write a book and I think that this is as good a time as any.

The weather in Ohio is amazing! Kristy commented the other day that these days are almost as good as autumn days, our favorite season. I am inclined to agree with her. I shall not miss the blustery cold or the snow. These days however; the cool breezes, the blooming life, the green, the rain, the birds, the bright frosty mornings that tell me its time to engross ones self in learning I will miss with all my heart. I hope that desert mornings are as inspiring and breathtaking in their own way.

I will soon start to compile a list of things I feel I am going to miss to compare it to my feelings when we get to where we are going. I know you are all dying to read about what I think I am going to want after I purposely deprive myself American living for two years. This is some fine whining right here.

Until there is time and purpose for me to write you will have to reread this over and over again you silly stalkers.