This video won’t really make sense unless you’re familiar with Dan Brown (not the author) on YouTube. Fingers crossed anyways?

Well, I’ve officially graduated from high school. And to be honest, I thought it would feel different. Better. More profound. But all I felt was bored and cold.

If I’m really being honest, the best part of the night was afterwards, when I saw Dylan and yelled “where the hell is my pen?” At least one of the issues I started this project over has been resolved. Resolved quite nicely, actually.

On an unrelated note, I’m not ashamed to admit my eyes watered when they forgot to call Bart’s name for the military students, and again when they did call his name while everyone got their diplomas. He should have been there.

Congratulations to all 2010 graduates, and good luck.

When I was in 7th grade, I was still a novice to the whole yearbook signing ordeal. My elementary school didn’t have yearbooks, so it was only my second year. And being the naive little girl that I was, I only brought one pen. Continue reading “[Day 274] Old pens, new letters” →

Since it’s been a while since I updated you lovely people on the progress of Eugenia, I thought I’d insert one now. School’s over, so I’ve been trying to catch up on my creative processes. Thus, there have been some changes to the first draft of this epic story. Continue reading “[Day 273] Eugenia updates” →

Tonight’s (very very) late post is going to be short, as I left my glasses in the bathroom and I’m too lazy/tired to go get them. It’s also 11:23 at night and I’m not in the mood for anything particularly involved.

Today I spent cleaning the house in preparation for my grandparents arriving, giving away many books and CDs to make room on my shelves for new ones, graduation party hopping, and watching Doctor Who.

I actually do feel more mature, believe it or not. Now that I’m no longer a high school student, there’s this weird feeling of responsibility that I feel like I’ve shouldered. And I’m not sure how I feel about that yet.

… Being bored after my last AP test EVER!

Explanation for this video: The same few people, myself included, sat at the exact same table in the library (the one in the corner cuz we’re legit) nearly every day for two years. Now that the seniors are leaving, even the juniors chipped in to make this memory video on my iPhone. They promise to keep the tradition alive.

Since about sixth grade, the last day of school has been special for more than just a symbol for my public education coming to an end just another year faster. It was also special because I was justified in bringing my camera to school to take pictures of all my friends. Continue reading “[Day 269] Pictures” →