Missing NorCal

It's been a long time since I've posted. Sorry! I've been busy spending some glorious moments with some of my bestest friends in all the world. I wish that could have gone on forever.

But now I'm back in Southern California looking to what's next. Not a whole lot of firm ideas or plans yet. I'm going to spend all of September at my Grandparents house in Louisiana to help with my grandpa and to listen to more stories about their life. I've been writing a story inspired by their love story and was just praying about how it would be great if I could get more stories from them to finish the story I've been working on and then my mom mentioned that I should go. So I'm going!

Then I'll be looking into taking the GRE (which means I need to start hitting the books to relearn all the algebra and geometry I've forgotten over the past nine years since I've taken a math class) and then looking into masters programs. I'm seriously considering a degree in Student Affairs in order to do positions such as Resident Director and hopefully running my own outdoor adventure/performing arts camp. I just really love youth and college age people and find adults rather boring.

I miss my friends. I miss my mountains and forests. Living in SoCal now after living in the wonderfulness of NorCal is quite the let down, I must say. I don't care what people say about NorCal, they're probably just SoCal people who either are ignorant about how wonderful NorCal is or they're just trying to make themselves feel better by living in a delusion because they can't live in NorCal. I've lived in both and I would take NorCal hands down every time! Please don't forget me!