It's about that time.

Epic post.

So here's the lowdown on what's been going on with me.

I've had so much going on and so much to do that it's not even funny. Last week, this week, and next week are all the busiest weeks I've had in college, ever.

Last week wasn't really a great week. I had stuff due in every class every day, the show, friend issues, blah, blah, blah, it doesn't matter. I made it through the week thanks to my best friend and an amazing book called Under the Overpass. This book. Changed my life. The end. It was truly one of the greatest books I've ever read in my entire life. If it wasn't for this book, and a wonderful girl named Emily Williams, it's likely that there would have been some serious nervous breakdown-age last week.

This week. Goodness. I have a draft of my Faulkner paper due tomorrow. A Spanish composition due on Wednesday. My Faulkner final draft due on Thursday. And finally to round out the week, a Spanish test on Friday. Sometime among all this, I have to find time to begin my poster presentation for African American and finish my play for Playwriting, so that I can give copies to my readers. Plus. I have auditions for Getting Out tomorrow, work Wednesday night and Thursday morning and I have to be at the theatre every night starting Thursday. Then the week after that, I have to stage my play, do my poster project, be discussion leader for The Road in Faulkner, write my paper for Yoga [yes, a paper in Yoga... I know, stupid], and start studying for finals. BAH!

I hate complaining. Guhh. Life is so much more than all things I have to get done. It really is. I am so thankful for people in my life who are teaching me this. I have such care for these people. I cannot even express how much they mean to me.

I know that even through all of the crap that the next couple of weeks, I know that I will be okay, because of the people who make life worth living, and who keep me going. =].

I love my friends.

So, some wonderful things that have happened in the last two days are:
1. The discovery of the Honey Tea Latte at Java City. Most amazing drink ever.
2. A fun night at WaHo with some fun people last night.
3. Austin Wolff running at me at a full force after hiding creepily behind a tree. It made my life.
4. Emily Williams sneaking around the library while hiding behind the "Quite Zone" sign, being a total creeper. It was the best moment of the night.
All of these things are reminders that life is so much more than stress and busyness.

I'm done, I think.

Lovelove.

Sarah