Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Life is feeling so repetitive lately. Sleep. Class. Lunch. Work. Dinner. Homework. TV. Sleep. Repeat. I want school to start so badly. Then I'll have a little variety. And people here, people I can talk to and laugh with. I'll have my internship, my classes, the French club, new friends (hopefully), and more things to look forward to. I feel like as I sit here, doing nothing, everything is going by me. What that is, I don't know. I just want to graduate and move. MOVE. I'm stuck here and I want to leave. For some reason I think leaving will solve my problems, solve my loneliness even though I'll be away from everyone I know. Even though I'll be about 3000 miles away from everyone I call family or friends, I'll be starting something new and that makes me happy. It makes me feel like I'll be doing something...anything. For some reason I think that in Boston, I'll meet people that I'll be able to connect with. Like it will solve everything.
I want to travel more than anything. I was talking to my friend who lives in Scotland and she was telling me how she's going to London for the weekend and she started asking me where I want to go when I come visit her next summer. I love that. I love that she's expecting me in Europe next summer, it makes it seem more real. I said how we'll have to have a girl's weekend in Paris and she said "duh". It makes me feel happy, that this time next summer I may be in Paris or Glasgow or London. I will be. It's time for me to stop making excuses like I don't have enough money; maybe I don't have enough money and I'll be broke when I come back but I'm starting to think it'd be worth it. Totally worth it.
I know I wrote about this before, but jeez I hate being lonely. I hate depending on others for my happiness. I wanna be happy with myself. And I think I have to be before I can be happy with anyone else. And that's hard to deal with.
I want to go back to this:

1 comments:

Heather said...

Are you planning on going to Boston? That would be cool. Who is it that lives in Scotland? I hope you get to go. And yes, I think that even though it is expensive, it's not really that expensive when you weigh what you'll get out of it. And even if it is just peace of mind, that is plenty.


I want to go back to that, too. Is that a bad thing to want? Or does it mean something? Like maybe we lost track of something along the way. bah.