At the request of Ms. Deluca

So I'm not really sure how all of this works, and I definitely don't know where I want to go with it. I do know that it's several days before exams, and that I should be rational enough not to start another form of procrastination right now. I also know that I am highly irrational when it comes to how I spend my time... at least it may appear that way to some. So, because I think it's a good idea at this moment, I am starting this now.

I was just contemplating the things I really love because a meeting was cancelled, and I actually have most of the afternoon with not a ton to do. A short list of these would include: random deep conversations, the ocean, late night adventures, oprah, reading the new york times, quotes, the opportunities that Carolina (and everyone who goes here) has introduced, law & order: svu, text messaging, changing the world, talking about politics, hello kitty, the great hall lobby...

Most people say they love something if they like it a lot. I truly truly LOVE these things... haha. If I get to do any of them or come into contact with any of them throughout the day, it makes my day and I consider myself blessed. Fortunately today many of these things have happened. It also happens to be a Wednesday, which for this semester means I was lucky enough to eat lunch with two of my favorite people, Nick & Cameron. Rick was with us today too, so it was pretty much a party. We are all very different, but close in a random, this-could-only-happen-under-amazing-circumstances way. They have taught me very different things, some about the world, some about myself, and some random and ridiculous information as well.

My theme lately has been "I really feel sorry for...." and I substitute the ... for things like "anyone who doesn't go to Carolina" (yall know what I'm trying to say) or "anyone who doesn't get excited over little things." Right now I really feel sorry for anyone who doesn't know Nick, Cameron, Rick... and obviously several other people that I love... including Ms. Megan DeLuca, without which I would have never gotten sucked into this whole blog thing.