Saturday, September 10, 2011

Some Thing-A-Ling's

A few things..

  1. I am on the brink of figuring out who the heck I am...I've been told "discovering" myself comes with time, experience and travel. My Euro-trip has been postponed due to my new job and my attempt at pinching pennies so I can move into the city soon-ish.
  2. As much as I want to move in to NYC I must admit, I'm TERRIFIED! I love being home and the comfort of it all. My parents are amazing and always there for me, the fridge is always stocked and I can lounge around without a care in the world...did I mention it's FREE!
  3. I am scared that as a post-grad I will never find a group of friends to replace the amazing people I left after graduation. I had such a tight-knit group up in RI. Now that my friends and I aren't in the same state anymore I can't help but feel terrified and lonely. 
  4. I bought a new bracelet today, I painted my nails in Essie's Wicked, Princess Diaries is on ABC Family and I am having some delicious vanilla/chocolate/peanut butter fro-yo with cinnamon puffins for dessert...okay, my life is pretty darn good (ending on a happy note).

5 comments:

  1. Oh girl can I relate. I'm both excited and terrified of moving next week. I want to be out on my own so badly, and at the same time, I know it's going to be super lonely without my parents around. I'll be living by myself, and I lost a lot of my friends to different cities as well, so I don't know how I'm going to keep myself from going crazy with loneliness. Maybe I need a cat or something lol.

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  2. Cute bracelet and nail color. Fo-yo sounds amazing right now!

    xx

    e.

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  3. Your last point sounds perfect :) Wish I could do the same. Once my studying is over I'm definitely in for some relaxation

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  4. Love your bracelet and the nail polish shade is gorgeous.

    xo

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  5. Making friends after school IS hard, but it certainly doesn't mean you lose the old ones! And I miss the free-ness and ease of living at home, but being an independent adult in a big city is pretty darn fun as well.

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