Hmm...my first post..how special

So, a blog hey. I really decided to do this, because it sounded like a lot more fun than trying to do homework. Homework, as of late has become the bane of my existence. I hate doing it. After spending 7 or 8 hours on campus every day, the last thing I want to do is come home and do more school work. That's what I get for taking 19 credits this semester and having an on campus job I guess.

On a lighter note, Marvin just found out earlier this week that he got an internship with the United States Olympic Committee next semester. This is really quite something, since it was a nationwide search for interns, and only about 10 positions were offered. And my smarty pants boyfriend got one of them! I've of course felt like I have to brag about it every chance I get, because I'm pretty proud of him. He'll be living in Colorado Springs next semester from January until June. That seems an awfully long time to be that awfully far away from him, but so it goes. Its probably one of the best opportunities he could have gotten and I'm definately not going to make him feel bad about going just because poor old me is going to be lonely. I'll just have to take a road trip or something over Spring Break out to Colorado. Anyone wanna come with??

After that, my other news seems kind of boring. I bought a suit today, which was kind of interesting. Actually, my parents bought a suit for me today through the magic of credit card. I didn't realize how expensive these things can get. Yikes. It'll be good to have, though. Pretty soon I'm going to have to start thinking like an adult (gulp). Creepy how quickly adulthood sneaks up on you. I have four friends from high school getting married this coming summer. Two couples really, so its just two weddings, but that still seems like a lot of weddings for just being 21. I understand really being serious about someone, but at the same time, it feels like I just barely graduated from high school, and now everyone I know is graduating from college and getting married. *sigh* All these young'uns are getting all growed up.

Marvin and I are going to be heading out to Madison this weekend for what could be one of our last real college partying experiences. Halloween in Madison is not something to be missed if it can be helped, just for the spectacle that State Street becomes. After this weekend, though, I'm not sure how much more I'm going to be partying. I realize that I have a year and a half left of school, but at the same time, drinking just doesn't hold the excitement it used to. I don't like waking up hungover, and I prefer to have complete control over what I do and say on the weekends. I almost have more fun staying in and reading anymore. Does that mean I'm old? Oh well.

Well, I suppose I should really start doing something. Reading or writing or something of the sort. Until later,
Sarah