Throwback Thursday

Last weekend, I visited a friend of mine I made during my freshman year of college. We used to be in the same major and live really close to each other, but we've since seen less and less of each other. While I was having dinner with her and her current roommates, I couldn't help but notice how much things have changed.

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Having many hobbies

Sometimes, I feel fickle about the things I choose to spend my time doing for myself. Improving my art, then moving on to teaching myself French, then moving on to learning guitar. I tend to want to try out a lot of things but never stick with them.

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Are you a procrastinator??

To answer my own question, yes, I am a procrastinator. And do you know why we procrastinate? Wouldn't the world be better off without procrastination? Hell to the yes. Without procrastination, things would actually get done. Things like the dishes, cleaning up after yourself, moving your furniture out of my room, bringing the kitchen appliances you keep promising to bring. Oh wait, that's just my roommates.

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Social anxiety sucks

I live with four roommates, three of which I met freshman year of college. People assume that we happened to get really close that year because we all lived a stone's throw away from each other in the same hallway on the same floor in the same building. But something I've never admitted is that I barely knew them, and vice versa, at the time.

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Escape from reality

Isn't it a wonderful feeling? You know the one I mean. When you find yourself completely engrossed in a book, anime, TV show, fandom.

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Keep smiling, bitch

Not too long ago, one of the managers at the restaurant where I work as a server pulled me aside to give me a quick pointer. She said, "When you're on the floor, no matter what you're doing, make sure to smile! Always be smiling. Because sometimes you like kind of upset."

Whaaaaaat?

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Friends today, gone tomorrow

We take for granted those days in our youth when we had to put in zero effort to see our friends. They were just always there, almost every day in class or around town. But those days don't last.

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