Ok, now that the holiday madness is nearly to a close, I have a few moments here to jot down exactly what's been going on. And here we go....
I definitely bought the car I was looking at. Ew. At. yeeeah anyway, it's done. bought and owned by yours truly. I love it to pieces. It's a little petite car just like me! I've basically been looking for any reason whatsoever to drive it anywhere....and I've found them. The excitement behind it is still there but has faded enough that I don't have to drive EVERYWHERE now. That's the way I intended it to be.
Christmas Eve/Day: I spent Christmas Eve nearly losing my mind. I was alone for nearly the whole day, and the only thing that gave me even the slightest bit of sanity was going to Starbucks and talking to the lovely people that work there. I really enjoy it over there. Anyway, I spent the day trying to put together my desk and bookshelf, which I accomplished. The new pieces of furniture fit very nicely into my style and the way I'd like my room to look. I also tried to stop by the alcothon....to no avail. I went there, and the shittiest meeting ever was being held. I booked and went out to coffee with a few friends. Afterwards, I stopped by Maewyns to say hi to a friend I hadn't seen in a very long time. It was good seeing him. So, I come home, still stir crazy, and finish putting together my furniture and arranging things as I like them. I'm about to lay down when I get a phone call from a very good friend who wants me to come over and hang out. THANK GOD! I went over, and we hung out for quite a bit. I enjoy it over there. Their home is so loving and welcoming. Not to mention peaceful, since it's on the river. Anyway, I get back and am still organizing like a crack fiend. On Christmas Day, all I did was work and go eat dinner at the same friend's house I was visiting the night before. I came home and slept, and it was such an amazing slumber that I had trouble waking up this morning.
So, now that the holidays are pretty much complete, my life can return to some sense of ease. I'm looking forward to the next semester of school. I also may be going to visit some friends who live out of state since I have a car now. I think I need that escape from the vapidness of York.
I've been kind of stir crazy in York lately. I really need an escape from this closed-minded town. I hate the traditional way of looking at things, and this place is filled with nothing but tradition. I need a free spirit. Something to break the monotony of living here up just a little bit, so I can remember that not everywhere is like this.
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