This last week has been crazy.
Not only have classes moved beyond the syllabus readings
and standard protocol procedures, but more meetings,
gatherings, info sessions and registrations have kicked off.
Right now the western sky is bright, while to my east it is dark,
and lightning jumps between the divide while people cheer in the arena
for their fighting Rams, the football team that's not favored to win in the
traditional showdown between neighboring schools.
My eyes are dry from staying up too late watching Little Miss Sunshine,
a favorite movie of mine that I'll never turn down,
and my legs are too tired from walking to go moisturize them with eye drops.
As I get into the real swing of things, I can say that college isn't bad.
My workload is heavy at times, but does is my want to do well,
so they are evenly matched.
The weather is a pleasant consolation for the days filled with homework,
papers, practice problems and studying. The scenery isn't bad either.
In a little over four weeks, I'll be on the east coast, and I couldn't be any more excited,
although I have a feeling the city will only call for me to change my mind, once again.
But in the end, I'm going to go wherever I go and enjoy it for all it's worth. City or not.
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