See ya in 4 months E-town
So honestly, if you had asked me last night, while I was packing and cleaning, if I was going to miss it up here, I probably would have said yes. I like my little place with my balcony and all that. But it is now 6:33 am and I have changed my mind. See, the only reason I’m up this early is because I still have to pack some stuff up and I thought that I could get up and move my car (because I don’t really want a university ticket) and then pack up what was left (like my computer). But first I thought: “I’ll haul down the recycle and the garbage and the bottles, the elevators can’t be busy — it’s 6am” Who would have thought that it would take 20 minutes to get an elevator. I’m not joking. My alarm went off at 5:45 and I made 2 trips downstaris in 45 minnutes. Something just isn’t right. I mean besides the fact that I can’t park anywhere around the building that I pay rent in without getting a $60 ticket, why does the elevator have to take so freaking long?!?!?!?! Maybe I’m just tired. But I’m not. I’ve finally become so annoyed with this building that I don’t care that I’m leaving — I’m happy actually! Next year I will live somewhere else, this place won’t have an elevator, and my butt will look amazing!! Or maybe I should have taken the stairs. Maybe….but 11 flights of stairs whille carying 3 heavy bags of bottles isn’t easy or fun — besides I shouldn’t have to take the stairs!
Ok maybe I’m done with this rant. I should probably turn off my computer and pack it up in it’s nice boxes and then go get some coffee. It’s gonna be a long day. After I move it’s Janapolooza. What’s Janapolooza you ask. Well, Jana is leaving Red Deer….for good. She’s done with RDC and she thinks that it’s ok to leave us. So Janapolooza is her going away party. Hugs are banned from this party — it’s her rule not mine. It’s not like we’ll never see her agian, cause we will, but it won’t be as often and it won’t be the same (*sniff*sniff*). But I guess thats just something we have to accept. At my age (yes I just said that) people start to go their seperate directions. We finish school, get married, have babies, move for a job, basically we start our own lives. We stop living our lives the way we used to — I don’t want to say that we grow up but… yeah….. we do. It’s natural. We don’t know where we will be in a year, who we will be with, or what we will be doing. And it’s rough, but we still have our youth so we can handle almost anything that life throws at us.
And that is what I have to say about that!