Comments on: The Obligatory College Post http://sociallyconsciousbird.com/blog/?p=227 casey peterson's life, in readers digest form Mon, 11 Jun 2012 05:55:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Hot Chrissy http://sociallyconsciousbird.com/blog/?p=227#comment-674 Hot Chrissy Fri, 25 Aug 2006 13:02:21 +0000 http://sociallyconsciousbird.com/wordpress/?p=227#comment-674 emmmoooooooooo i dread college and living without the providers but then i look at my providers and dread being here any longer emmmoooooooooo

i dread college and living without the providers

but then i look at my providers and dread being here any longer

]]> By: Angus Hill http://sociallyconsciousbird.com/blog/?p=227#comment-673 Angus Hill Wed, 09 Aug 2006 20:49:15 +0000 http://sociallyconsciousbird.com/wordpress/?p=227#comment-673 I just take life one step at a time. These steps are usually my step from one meal to the next, and one nap to the next. It's a great system. I just take life one step at a time. These steps are usually my step from one meal to the next, and one nap to the next. It’s a great system.

]]> By: Katie http://sociallyconsciousbird.com/blog/?p=227#comment-672 Katie Wed, 09 Aug 2006 12:27:32 +0000 http://sociallyconsciousbird.com/wordpress/?p=227#comment-672 You think that's bad? (It is.) Try not being a student anymore. I keep getting excited about fall classes starting up soon. Except then I remember that I'm not taking any. I wonder if my coworkers will do anything special for my last day. Except then I remember that I'm not a summer intern. I have to stay. FOR THE REST OF MY ADULT LIFE. Moving out of your parents' house is damn weird. Worse is coming back for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Because it's not <em>your</em> house anymore. You don't quite feel at home. And your parents don't know how much they can tell you what to do anymore. But at least not everything has changed. You're still a student. You go to class, you take tests, you hang out with friends and party. That's all fairly familiar. But then you graduate and everything is different. It's trippy, to say least. You think that’s bad? (It is.)

Try not being a student anymore. I keep getting excited about fall classes starting up soon. Except then I remember that I’m not taking any. I wonder if my coworkers will do anything special for my last day. Except then I remember that I’m not a summer intern. I have to stay. FOR THE REST OF MY ADULT LIFE.

Moving out of your parents’ house is damn weird. Worse is coming back for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Because it’s not your house anymore. You don’t quite feel at home. And your parents don’t know how much they can tell you what to do anymore.

But at least not everything has changed. You’re still a student. You go to class, you take tests, you hang out with friends and party. That’s all fairly familiar. But then you graduate and everything is different.

It’s trippy, to say least.

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