Happy
This a special post for two reasons:
- It's the first post of 2014! Yay!
- It's my last post as a 20 year-old!
In 2013, I . . .
- Met my favorite band
- Had my first "real" job
- Took a big step toward my dream of having a writing career
- Learned how to help massive hickey's heal
- Learned I never want to have any massive hickey's ever again
- Successfully kept a blog for an entire year
- Learned to
lovelike beer - Ate way too many bags of Sour Patch Kids
- Kissed faces, hugged bodies
- Learned too many things about penises
- Cooked things that were edible (not penises)
- Smelled a lot like sweat and sweet&sour chicken
I have a lot of people to thank for giving me the tools and inspiration to make 2013 such a captivating year; a year that I'll never forget and a year that may go down in history (okay, okay, maybe just my lengthy and repetitive autobiography) as the most exhausting year of all years. From my own family (for never asking too many questions about things I'd rather them not know too much about) to the amazing writers I get to go to school with (for always giving me inspiration and letting me know I'm totally batshit crazy for putting a dead baby in a freezer), I'm so thankful for everyone who has touched my life. Julia - for never shutting up about anything; Bruce - for never leaving my side even after I've said something out of line or when things are too numb to touch; Tori - for just being you, doll (and always agreeing with my crazy ideas about boys and how stupid they are); Hannah - for meowing at my door at times when you didn't even know I needed it; Mel - for telling me my story plots are completely useless. Switchfoot - for making good music that eases the pain of all wounds. There are a lot of others out there, but I don't really feel like listing all of you.
So, here's to 2014: a year of new horizons and wide pastures to explore. From turning 21 (and finally being able to not go to bars as a personal choice) and seeing Panic! At The Disco in a few weeks to starting my last year as an undergraduate, I hope that 2014 brings things I want to remember; not just things I'll never forget.
So, here we go….
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