College Life

Well, after an incredibly long car-ride yesterday, I finally arrived home. I was greeted by two incredibly excited dogs, an excited mom, and a clean room. Needless to say, that room will devolve to its former state soon enough. I can't help it, it's an affliction that follows me everywhere.

Now that I'm home and not at college, I have even less to talk about. I'd tell you about my house, but I try my best not to bore you too much, while at the same time preventing a crazy stalker from coming after me.

I will be going into my high school today and visiting some of my old teachers. You might wonder "why on earth would you want to relive those years?" And the truth is- I don't. But I do miss some of my teachers. Trust me, I would never go back for another year, but visiting for a day is not too bad at all.

I'd write about high school, but I feel as though that topic has been done and overdone and undone. And by now, between Twilight, Glee, and High School Musical, it's just far too easy to mock. But I'll do it anyways.

High school is just like
College, but minus the fun
And independence

Yes, believe it or not the two are very similar. Except at college, you (hopefully) aren't completely controlled by your parents, there is so much to do, and you can finally be free. On the other hand, you have much more work and... it costs an arm and a leg. But that's it for the cons. Other than that it's all pros. Yes, high schoolers- look forward to college. Unless you plan to go into engineering. Or premed.