Apparently summing up the past year is a must since I’ve seen it happening on practically every blog I’ve clicked on in the past few days, so I might as well go ahead and jump on the year recap wagon. Basically to sum up the past year:
>I turned 21. 🙂
>I had the sweetest internship ever (working with dead bodies at a coroner’s office) while also working two other jobs.
>I started my senior year of college and am right now preparing my final semester.
> I decided the Navy was the way to go for me and took and successfully passed the ASTB naval officer training test.
> I applied for a scholarship to Russia.
> I signed up to run a marathon.
> I toured the FBI academy in Quantico VA and attended the SPY MUSEUM.
> I kept all scheduled Road Trips to visit my friends
> I liked a boy and found out he was a huge asshole. Go figure.
> I saw the stocks drop crazily and realized this might just be the worst time to graduate from college and start job searching.
> I decided that my profession would come before any relationship for at least the next 12 years give or take a few.
> The Dark Knight and Valkrie were two of the best movies to come out of 2008.
Now mind you this is just a recap. Many more magical moments happened and low points occurred during 2008. As a very optimistic person no low blows were included because positive is better.
What I don’t understand is that every year people make New Year’s Resolutions that they will never keep. Why is that? I’ve never actually made a New Year’s Resolution. Just because its the beginning of a new year doesn’t mean too much, just that your starting a New Year. Go figure. I’ve never seen it as starting fresh. Maybe in the future I will disagree because I mean I might need a reason to begin again but as for now its all the same.
[Bringing in 2009!]
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You have had quite a year. And I'm with you on the starting over thing. I usually don't see the new year as a chance to reinvent myself. I'm 40 and things are pretty much the way they are going to be. Now, it's just the little tweaks. Some? Not so little. But who needs the pressure . . .
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