So, so bored.

I'm sitting at the Gardner desk bored out of my mind. I have a Spanish test today and brought my stuff to study, but finished all that business about an hour and a half into my shift. Sometimes I underestimate my intellect.

So now, after drinking all my coffee, facebook stalking just about everyone I know, and completing my USA Today Crossword, I'm writing really just for the sake of writing. I generally talk about how busy this semester has been for me. Sometimes I think I'm exaggerating, but then I realize I'm not. Between taking 15 hours (2 classes with labs), peer leading for a U100, working 20 hours, and staying as involved with club as possible, there is little left to do at the end of the day but crash. Especially considering I usually have to start all over again in roughly 5-6 hours.

I am so, so, so excited about my lineup next semester. I'm only taking 12 hours, which will make working so much way more bearable. I'm also hoping to volunteer somewhere that could really teach me a lot about a possible job field. Not to mention, SING SONG, which is probably my number one favorite thing about ACU (waterball is a very close second). Overall, I'm really looking forward to a semester that will probably be just as busy, but hopefully a more fun busy, rather than a wake up at 4 a.m. busy.

Next semester? Check.

Which only leaves summer... I've already been asked quite a bit if I'm planning on reprising my role as counselor at Kadesh and MPulse. While a summer without camps seems incredibly hard to imagine right now, I can't help but feel like it may be time for me to move on. Moving on to what is the problem. I've talked about looking for internships, but more recently I've been questioning whether or not I should stay and work in Abilene. Yes, Abilene is boring to many, but I can't help but smile at the thought of spending a couple of restful months with some of my favorite people. Camp is in Abilene, but I'm rarely given the opportunity to just take it easy. After two and a half-ish extremely busy years of college, the thought of just hanging out sounds just blissful.

I have plenty of time to think about it, which is mostly my way of saying I just don't want to think about it right now. Until further decisions must be made, you can more than likely find me at the ACU pool watching whatever waterball game is underway.