So sitting here listening to In Love With the 80's by
Relient K on my iPod and thinking, I know odd and terrible things
happen when I start that thinking stuff. Anyway I was thinking about
all the things that so far in two years college has done to and for me
and decided to comprise a list. Its not everything, but it will do for
now. The college girl speaks once again.

• I am now addicted to Facebook,
  which is fun. I swear I couldn’t remember half my friends’ birthdays or
  know about most of the parties I’ve been to if it weren’t for that
  site. I go on the damn thing at least three times a day, usually more.


• Since starting college I have finally downloaded AIM,
  and constantly invent away messages and chat with friends. It’s open
  while I do almost everything, compose emails, write papers, do mock
  trial work, just about everything. It’s probably not a good thing
  except I really enjoy it.


• I’m addicted to my iPod and refuse to leave home without it, which
  is something I never did before I started college. It is a pleasant
  distraction that gets through the day. It was actually college that
  convinced me I needed it for walking to classes, hanging out, studying,
  taking trips, and working at the computer lab, which is where I am now.


• When on capmus and not in class, I know practically live in the
  computer lab, writing papers, waiting for class to begin, updating the
  blog, visiting facebook. It’s actually kind of ridiculous.


• I’ve forgotten what sleep is, since I do it so very rarely. I just
  don’t and it’s not healthy. I manage to get through the day on less
  sleep, though my caffiene intake is much higher now. I learned over the
  years that I can go on three hours of sleep provided that I spent the
  time before partying and such and I get a coke and some food.


• The above brings me to my caffiene addiction. As a senior in high
  school who was in theatre and on student council and taking AP classes,
  I was seriously addicted to caffiene, and I got headaches if I didn’t
  have any caffiene in my system. The summer before college, I broke the
  habit pretty well. However college has made the addiction rear it’s
  ugly head once more, and it’s grown in strength.


• College has taught me that guys don’t change, and the college guys
  high school girls drool over are just high school guys in college. They
  are just the same for the most part, unless you get lucky and find a
  mature one, and those are rare.


• The problem in college is that you get separated from your friends
  and sometimes you get forgotten and left behind. College has taught me
  that your true friends are the ones who don’t forget and leave you
  behind.