I've almost been to busy to think about anything. I had class at 11 and came back to my room for two quick stops and was essentially in class or meetings until 8:00. I think that staying busy is one of the best things for me to do because it keeps my mind off things. At the same time, I know that thinking and meditating on all the changes that are going on in my life is one of the most important things for me to do.
I'm really ready for this semester to be over. While I'm really enjoying my Psych classes and would be able to endure them for an entire semester again, I think everyone at this school is in need of a summer vacation.
There is so much crap going on with my class--a lot of which is aimed at me--but I would really just appreciate it if everyone moved on. Issues are arising and they seem to be consuming a lot of my time in a very unnecessary manner. It is time to forgive and forget. To move on. To grow up. To quit being girls and causing unneeded drama.
On a happier note, this weekend is Tea for Two. I'm really excited about spending time with my mom and my friends' moms. Not that I don't see my mom enough, but this will be a new experience for us. My mom means so much to me, and this day is a chance for us to spend some quality, time together without many distractions. I just hope that this day can truly be enjoyed and that my class can forget about drama and stirring the pot for a little while. I know that it is going to be a great day, and the co-chairs for the event have done such an awesome job.
Well, now that I've done some good procrastination, I need to get back to preparing for my Counseling presentation tomorrow. It's crazy how a method I practice every day when I work in the autism lab can be so difficult to put down on paper...
" I'm movin' on
At last I can see life has been patiently waiting for me
And I know there's no guarantees, but I'm not alone
There comes a time in everyone's life
When all you can see are the years passing by
And I have made up my mind that those days are gone"
- Rascal Flatts
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