It's a four day weekend and I have a lot of things to do.
I think I can finish my Masters next semester. But that means I'll have to write a Masters thesis during the summer. Do I really want to do that? Can I do that? The reason I chose to take all the classes I was planning on was because a paper/project wasn't required. Now, if I can get my Masters in the Fall, would that be considered an accomplishment? I don't know. What would I do afterwards? I need to take my GRE but the way people have been talking about that damn thing, I'm starting to think that me taking that test would be pointless. I know that I'd choke and die as soon as I would enter the testing center. I'm upset. I'm depressed.
Matt just told someone on the phone that he worries and cries and cries himself to sleep at night.
So, what happens next? You know, this is the first time I can remember ever being so deep in thought regarding my future. Before, it was like, "what will I do? How will I do it? Who will be my friend?" Now it's, "AAaaaahhhhhh!" Anyway. I'm just being a dumb-ass. This feeling of extreme rejection and loneliness will subside soon. Just remember, it's all worth it at the end. The headeaches, the stress, the sleepless nights, the agonizing disapointments and the glorious feeling of triumph. They are all worth it once you cross that stage. I didn't have a high school graduation, so maybe I'm puting all my eggs in this one barrel, but I would think it's a little more exciting. High School was never as overwhelming as this. I like to think that the bonds I have are stronger than ever, but I fear that reality is pushing them elsewhere. But that's beyond my control. What's in my control is finishing what I have started, before or after my appointed time frame.
Good luck.
Gloria just walked in and said that we scared her because she assumed that no one was in here. She started to tell me about ghosts downstaris and in the back area. Supposedly, people have been seeing Mr. Doherty reading books on the second floor and in the basement. Also, it was a friday when a custodial worker was asked to clean something up by a woman who wasn't really here. Gloria said she looked and looked, but found no woman in the library. Booo-boooo...



