Lake Chelan was some of the best fun I've had in a very long time. Three days was waaay too short, I felt like I was only there for one. The minute I got home I was bored. That's how badly spoiled with partying I've been this past week. I hate to use the term "partying" because that almost implies drinking in any other context, but I assure you I was completely sober the entire trip. Too bad I can't really say that about some of the other grads that were there. Everyone that stayed in the condo was clean, but the campsite people were...smashed. I don't really understand why anyone would want to get shitfaced "for fun." To me that says "we're boring and don't have anything else to do."

Anyhow, aside from dealing with some under-the-influence former classmates for a few hours, the trip was amazing. The tie for most memorable memory goes to the late-night running around Wapato Point or our beach time. I'm really wanting to go back, it was a blast. I don' t know what I'm going to do without my peeps next year, it's gonna be tough.

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On a more serious note, I'm getting apprehensive about the future again . Stoopid jobs and money always causing so much pain in the brain...I'm second-guessing my dedication to journalisim because I realized that:
1.) It doesn't pay
2.) I only liked journalism in high school because I was a page editor and had a leadership position. Not going to happen in college

I'm still going to look into communications and psychology, but my focus has gotten all blurred again. Not to mention my ridiculous paranoia of the oil crisis. Sheesh. I'm going to forget about all of these while I travel over the course of the next month, but I'll inevitably have to come to a decision eventually...curses.

You might miss your friends, but you'll also make new ones. And you can keep in touch with the old ones.

Jobs scare me. Which is why being a housewife sounds so appealing...
» randomjunk on 2008-06-14 05:47:33

everytime i come home from somewhere... i just feel scared that time could fly that fast and not remembering from that trip.
» renaye on 2008-06-14 08:42:00

good luck making decisions.. being at the crossroad sucks.

thanks for the support! I'll be around to read blogs and comment but I most likely wont be posting anything for a while.
» Nuttz on 2008-06-14 09:41:25

trips always seem to fly by quicker than you want them to. it's just how time works. when you want something to end, time seems to stand still. 'tis the opposite when you don't want something to end. it's lame, but it's life.

man, I've stopped looking at the gas prices. I just go to one of my normal gas stations and put in whatever dollar amount I have with me. only when {or even if} the prices go down under $4 again will I actually pay attention to them.

good luck with the job hunting =)
» LostSoul13 on 2008-06-14 05:33:13

haha yeah, I did delete everything and start fresh.

I agree with you on hating when people cant be sober to have a good time. That just means they're lame existences of people. :P

Good luck w/ college. Take it slow and breathe.
» Bizzle_whore on 2008-06-14 05:45:22

Leadership positions will co me after the first year, if not semester. All you have to do is show up, volunteer to take as amny stories as you can, help copyedit and amke sure all the editors know who you are and what you're there for.

As far as money.. yeah.. no solution there. Maybe you could moonlight as a prostitute?
» Dilated on 2008-06-14 08:16:17

Psychology was so fun to learn! I don't think there'll ever be a dull moment with Psychology.

You can't go wrong with communications either. What job now-a-days does not use communication?
» lazypuppy on 2008-06-14 09:13:20

Yeah my brother and I attended the school
» Ajibalaji89 on 2008-06-15 09:08:11

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