I should

I should've gone to graduation for the seniors. I mean, I've only known most of them since I was in their math classes but, still, it's the thought that counts. And I truly do have lots of friends who are seniors and I never really did a formal goodbye to any of them. I did some long yearbook entries of a page for a couple, but it seems insufficient. So I kinda implicitly left thing at "See ya later if not before". Maybe that's for the better, I don't know.

And that's gonna be us next year. I just can't get it out of my mind. The thought of us graduating and all. Please don't let me make a speech. Please don't. Let Elise or somebody else with quite a better vocabulary talk of how great we were and how we accomplished all the hard tasks of UHS, and we're all leaving and spreading our penguin germs throughout the country, etc. Cuz mine would be like, "Ladies and gentlemen, we are graduating. Cool, huh? Take that, dad! Shows what I can do without any of your precious time. I want to be the guy who digs up the dinosaurs or talks to the aliens. Ok we all graduated; bye!" And that would be crappy.

And I have an appointment with Ms. Rikli tomorrow at 10. I just want to get an idea of what all I should be doing over the summer when it comes to looking at colleges and testing and such. (I MUST take the SAT II early senior year, and retake SAT I; should we also take the new fangled one that comes out in like March or would that be a bad thing?) Stuff like that.

Hearing: "Soak up the Sun" by Cheryl Crow on TV
Feeling: Excitedly antsy
'voiding: cleaning my room