Brock, here I come!

Today I accepted my offer of admission to Brock University: B.A. Child&Youth Studies ( Honours) Primary/Junior Concurrent B.Ed.
(How's that for a long program title? :P)
5 years.
Estimated graduation date: May 2015.
Age: 23 (!?!?)

Long way away? Probably not, even though it kind of feels like it.

They only accept maximum 80 students into this program every year. I'm 1 of them. Aren't I glad now that I cared about school all the way through? Even if I highly dislike science and don't really love math. It's paying off.

Now, I just need to figure out where I'm going to live next year with one of my best friends (who is already at Brock).

Oh, and I need to finish this school year and graduate highschool.
This is going to be quite the ride, these next 6 months.
But, I'm held by the Creator of the Universe who designed my life, so I'm probably going to be ok in the long run.

I'm still good

Life has gone as much back to normal as it could. But, there's not a lot of excitement and for that reason (I assume) I am rather odd. Well, we already knew that but I feel...nearly invisable!?!?! How can one feel invisable? Well...I think it depends on where you and who you talk to but I kind of feel like I'm in my own world right now and even though people are trying to relate and be kind etc they just can't reach me. WEIRD. Also, the invisability comes in with the fact that I have arrived at the point of absolute frustration over individuals being a part of my life and suddenly with no concrete or seemingly logical reason, POOF, they're gone. Also, I must admit my ego has taken a bit of a blow recently...

Ah, well, I'm still good. I am quite enjoying my Challenge&Change (APS) class. It helps when the teacher makes the subject (which I already quite like with no one teaching me), so much better!
There's also Easter in a week and a half to look forward to and all that that entails.
No,I'm not great, but I am still good and I have a thousand+ reasons to be thankful for right here, right now.

after the curtains have closed

4 days, 8 shows, 6 hour nights.... the Sound of Music was a smashing success to say the least. I had the added rush of being cast as a semi main character 3 days before the curtain opened. 5 of 8 shows I had the priviledge of playing Sister Sophia. Therefore I was able to sing the song "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria" with the other main nuns...and my dream of being in a musical and singing a solo came true. I finally got my musical and I went through each show charged by the audience. Yep, this girl loves a stage.

Now, post drama....I really don't like this time period. No matter how hard I try to avoid the after play blues, it always gets me. Plus I have to try to catch up in all my classes after missing 5 days in class.

2 more days till March break....already...

I am so ready for it.