I'm freeeeeeeeee!
Yesterday, I finished my last final of high school. That means freedom!!
...Until college.
Many of my friends and family members can tell you how exhausting and overwhelming the last few weeks of school were for me. I was stressed out, grouchy, worried, etc... (Sorry guys!) Even after I was done, I just sat there all day staring at everything with glazed-over eyes. But now, it's all over, and no more papers, tests, or projects!
It's a new day, a new summer, and I'm super excited!
After my literature final yesterday (the last one!) I celebrated summer by going to lunch with some awesome friends. And then I was surprised with these lovely flowers by the sweetest guy I know. His name starts with J and ends with N, and he continued to prove his sweetness by buying me lunch. (Hopefully he doesn't read this and get a big head.) I put them in a mason jar to prove that I'm artsy and pinterest-y. At least that's my story.
After lunch, I spent a sleepy afternoon with my sweet nephews and nieces, sister Katya, and cousin Tiana, who is visiting for a few weeks! We then all (minus Tiana and plus Sophie and my parents) skipped off to watch an Isotopes game, which was a very boring game with few hits but we had fun spending time together.
I honestly don't remember much because I was falling asleep.
But today I awoke with new energy, and attacked my summer with gusto. Here's a few things I'm doing with my first day of summer:
1. Cleaned a bunch. I'm not sure why, but a clean room, house, etc... gives a kind of joy that I think only certain crazy people understand.
2. The first day of summer of course needs a bright and cheery outfit. And Sophie declared that pictures must be taken, thus.... this.
3. I adapted a new hairstyle. I parted my hair on the wrong side today, and have regretted it ever since. But, it's growing on me. No pun intended.
4. Quilting! My mom is going to show me and Sophie how to *not* ruin a quilt. We'll see how this one turns out.
So that's my first day of summer so far!
To my two readers: What are you doing to celebrate summer?