
I had a good weekend so far although tomorrow will be all work and no play. I went to see one of my best friends Friday night. It was kind of crazy because it was snowing so much that there were tons of trees down on her street and it was hard to get to her house. But I managed somehow. We had a good time, as we always do, and I made my first snowman ever. I know, eighteen and never made a snowman. I never said I wasn’t somewhat pathetic.
I also went to see Mr. Man this weekend. Mr. Man, obviously not his real name, is this guy I’ve been “associating with” (hehe) for the last few weeks. He’s cool. That was fun cause he is such a sweetie and he is really funny. Plus he gave me back 14.50 for the Metro North ride! I didn’t complain on that front.
They were both in my hometown. She lives there and he was there for business. It was really surreal to see how much everything has changed. I’ve only been away for three years and it’s like I don’t know anything anymore. All that is there are memories. Memories that I created and that no one else will ever know. It gives one a wondrous feeling really; an almost overwhelming one to be sure. As Adele says, “Round my hometown, memories are fresh. Round my hometown, ohh, the people I’ve met are the wonder of my world.”
Quick update about last post: I think I’ll give my roommate names, not real ones of course, because they will probably be talked about a lot on here. No internet roommate is Pee and cute birthday roommate it Jay. I also have another roommate who is rarely there, but I’ll call her Veen.
Pee is still stomping around like everyone gives a fuck about her. She slams all the doors and leaves all the cabinets open and lights on, which she knows annoys me. Also, every dish that we have in our kitchen is in the sink right now is in the sink. Pee, might I add, is the only one who didn’t wash dishes yet this semester and she complains because our kitchen is so dirty. SO WASH THE DISHES!
I was thinking after I originally wrote this on Word…this year and all its drama will be the memories I soon will look back on. And this city I live in now, I hope to make it my “hometown.” So I will adopt Adele once again in the sight of this thought. “Round my hometown, memories are fresh. Round my hometown, ohh, the people I’ve met are the wonder of my world.”

