Month: December 2005

  • All I have to say is that I cannnnnnnot wait until this semester is
    over. Anthro final this Thursday, Celtic Studies final next Tuesday,
    and Irish final next Friday. THEN I will be home for Christmas! Golly
    gee. Seriously though, you guys have NO idea how happy I’ll be to be
    home. I’ve enjoyed the past few months, but I am so DONE with these
    classes. It’s rediculous. It’s horrible that my least favorite class is
    the one that I’m doing for my major. Some things I’ve learned this
    semester:

    + I am not cut out to be a Celtic Studies major. Ever. History is much
    more my thing, and I’m so excited to do field school in Williamsburg or
    Maryland this summer.

    + One of the biggest keys to success at college is a core group of
    close friends. Both at school and at home. I don’t know what I would do
    without Annie, Zara, Jason, Graham, Adam, and Kristin. And I’ve had
    support from Lizzy, Casey, Holly, Ben, Rachel, Connie, and Sproul to
    keep me alive, basically. lol. So, thanks you guys.

    + Tried and true. Studying always pays off. Do it more next semester.

    + The BART is not as complicated as I once thought. And the Fremont and
    Richmond trains are the same thing, but opposite in direction.

    + Emailing important people is fun and usually results in something
    good. AKA, a newfound confidence in oneself, a job, an internship,
    volunteer opportunities for a National Conference, Summer Field school,
    and hopefully a spot in a filled class.

    + I have learned absolutely NOTHING about boys. lol. They still and
    always will remain a complete and utter mystery. They do however, keep
    me at a mix of happy frustration.

    + And finally. The biggest and best thing I learned. DC++ saves me a LOT of money. heehee.

    So raise your glasses to the end of the term! Oops, mine shattered.