I can definitely say this has been the laziest and least productive summer of my life. The transition from high school to college is like a waiting game, and that's all. Sure there's so much "preparation" to do, but that comes and goes quickly and is usually towards the end of the waiting period. A few days of frantic packing, worrying, catching up with friends and family, and then BAM suddenly you're in a new city, new home, new life.
I set out some goals for the summer, but with my summer pretty much down the drain, let's see how much I actually accomplished:
Summer 2009 To-Do List
- See Up
Go to the beach a few timesFigure out what classes I want to takeDo Chem and Calc Readiness Assessments- Blog at least twice a week
- Mock up some ideas in Inventor
- See Away We Go
Go to Rapids Water ParkGet rid of a bunch of old high school crapAttend UF Preview July 14-15- See Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
Cook more oftenGo bowling- See Funny People
- Go to Miami Metro Zoo, mainly to see/feed giraffes up close
- Enter a few video contests
Hang out with friends more oftenBrush up on some Calculus- Try to pick up Spanish
Do something with my website(kinda sorta not really)- See Bruno (maybe)
Plan how I'm moving to college in great detailGo to another Laser Quest all-nighter(kinda, played a regular game)- Try to take a photo a day
13 out of 24 ain't to shabby. Most of it is just that I didn't get to go to the movies as often as I wanted to and logistics prevented Metro Zoo from working out. Regardless, I'm satisfied with my relaxing summer and time spent with friends and I am finally ready to go back to school for the most part.
Haha it's just so weird that I'm finally here to stay and not going back home. So surreal. I'm experiencing a suppressed version of excitement, weird. Updates on moving in and such later...
3 comments:
If you substitute alligators for giraffes, you have wildlife to see. When my wife was there one chased her onto a picnic table.
Go tubing at the springs www.ichetuckneeriver.com/ or rent a kayak up in White Sulpher Springs and go down their cool rapids before it gets too cold.
Stay awake in class.
How you did not make it to ANY Summer Blockbuster... beats me.
Ha, but At least you took it easy. Good luck out there, and stay in touch.
Im staying down here. Local, taking film classes in MDC for 2 years, and well, doing my thing.
i believe the max exposure is 3200
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