let's just pack up and move already.

another long day of packing...
just for kicks, i'm going to type in small caps.

tomorrow the movers move our furniture and then i will officially be out of my house. it'll be so weird to walk through an empty house filled with memories since tenth grade. i've always liked this house, but it hasn't been my favorite. i definitely liked the michigan avenue house the best. partly because i had an semi-attic bedroom. and i just love those.

i've had a lot of time to think while i pack [or sit around in my case. i won't lie, i'm incredibly lazy]. but while i "packed" i thought about college. it's coming up way too soon. i'm really excited, but i'm really nervous. last night i watched a movie [airplane...such a classic!] with one of my closest friends. we had our laughs during the movie, but after it was over, we just talked. it was nice to talk, seeing as i hadn't seen her in a week or so, but we talked about wisdom teeth, friends, and college.

i honestly cannot wait to meet new people and start all over. a "fresh" start as some call it. i'm done dealing with drama and all the problems that comes with it. i listen to my sister [now a junior in high school] and all of her friend and boy problems, and i think to myself: "i'm soooo glad i don't have to deal with this anymore." graduating from high school is like receiving a whole new freedom. and it's a wonderful feeling! liberating almost!

it's only been half of summer, but that means that summer is halfway through. in a month and a half i'll be going to away to college. it's weird to think about. i feel that it's been such a boring summer, because i literally have done nothing. everyone is going on trips, doing fun stuff like boating and adventuring, while i'm stuck at home doing nothing. packing of course...but that's no fun.

i get my wisdom teeth out on august 6th. so either before and/or after i'm leaving. probably to idaho, but i'm getting out of salt lake for awhile. with or without friends.

and now, i must go finish packing, for tomorrow, the movers come.