There's Something Pretty Cool...

about being a senior. There's also something weird about it.

After 3 years of watching the senior slide show at Band Variety show, it sure is weird to see your face & baby pictures up there. And being recognized for my age? I've been playing French Horn for 7 years. Geez.

I also found out some exciting news about someone I really look up to having a baby- yay babies!
Man, I want to babysit. If you are at all curious, you should shoot me an email or something. You may or may not know this person, depending on who you are, mystery reader.

I have really great friends- and I'm glad that they'll always be around for me. Despite the literal distance, they're around. Although I'm strong as an individual (I Know it) they brace me when things get windy. I got to hang with some college folken tonight, people that I haven't hung out with in a long time. And it made me realize how crazily I miss Laura and Yassie and Scotty. It's insane, how do I live without them around? You get settled into your new routine as a senior I guess. But not for long : O

Last night I talked with some Mormons on a missionary for a good hour and a half, learning about their religion. It's really interesting, hearing what other people believe. And I guess I can't say that what they believe isn't truth- I'm still waiting for my own answers to questions I've had. I love being Catholic, I just need to make sure it's the Truth, and I will continue to pray. It makes me feel comforted though, when others tell me they were 1) once in my shoes or 2) are still in my shoes. I'm not alone in searching.


I'm listening to Brand New and it is awesome.

Tomorrow's the MYC concert & believe it or not, I'm pumped. Despite the fact that my costume is full out brown, the overall effect is amazing. So worth it. It's not about you as an individual - it's about the BIG PICTURE. Literally. We make a giant chariot and in now way shape or form can you see my face- but it's about the chariot, not my face, and my parents are gonna have to live without seeing it for five seconds. If you arn't doing anything tomorrow, live near/in Madison and want to go so something like you'll never see again, go see Greek to Me at the Capitol Theatre in the Overture Center at either 1 or 4
It's worth it, I swear.

Peace, Love and Understanding,

Lauren