Aging

I was browsing through old friends' Facebooks today and suddenly realized that many of the people I hung out with freshman year of college are now married. That, coupled with a summer spent amongst older graduate students and experienced professionals, has led to a constant, impending sense of doom- er, I mean, antiquity. I am not ready to be one of those people on Facebook that you occasionally stumble upon and think, "Oh, she used to be fun." Granted I am pretty boring to begin with, so imagine what a full time job and a few years will do to me. Actually, don't imagine. I've got two years of graduate school to get through first, so by golly I will not be the old boring person until after I am the super huge nerd at the library!

I Googled myself the other day, and to my dismay, one of the first entries that popped up was some random Xanga entry that I wrote in 2003. Oh my goodness, the things that you are so certain of at the age of fifteen...Well, that was the last straw. I'm shutting down (or privatizing, whatever) Xanga, so check my blogspot from now on. I'll even attempt to write more intelligent, thoughtful posts!

One last note, in case you haven't heard: I am moving to Crystal City mid-August (August 15 is the plan). After living in university housing for the past four years, I am absolutely lacking in the furniture department. So, if you have: sofas/couches, coffee teables, end tables, floor lamps, lamps, a desk, maybe a full size bed frame, any kitchen stuff, area rugs...ANYTHING- I want it all! Alternatively, I need strong hands and a minivan or truck to help me pick up random pieces of furniture that I will probably end up purchasing off of Craig's List. Send me a message, offer me your help, and I will feed you after I am settled in, promise :]