An (extremely) Overdue Overview of Senior Year
Or, this is the end in more ways than one.
For starters, most of you probably don’t remember who I am. I apologize - I haven’t been active at all. This marks the first time I am logging in and posting in... months? Almost a year? God. That’s a long time for a break.
Well first things first: I am in college now. I am attending Cornell University (past Tori, you did it) and I’m halfway through my first semester of freshman year. It’s been a struggle, but you know, things are really good; I have great friends, I like my classes for the most part, and I have things nearly figured out. (Well. Nearly.)
That being said, I never updated you guys on how senior year went. And so here goes nothing.
1. Straight A’s first semester, typical. Straight B’s second semester, eh....senioritis? Haha, shoot, that was such a downgrade, even Cornell noticed (wink.)
2. I have so many great memories with and of my friends that I was sad to leave the possibility of more. Just to name a few: a very sunny week in San Diego, an impassioned Bernie rally that left me excited for change, beach days on end, the city at my fingertips, night drives almost every night that would go on and on, fueled by coffee and good music and the best of conversations, a parking lot smattered with my laughter and my tears. I miss California, I miss the people there, I ache for home but...
3. ...I had to grow up a little bit. Leave. Stretch my wings and test my abilities to do more. So I did. With a heavy heart and little bit of apprehension, I chose Cornell over UCLA. And here I am.
4. I cried at graduation. A lot. A whole fucking lot. Then, I got drunk out of mind and got high at the same time. Then I cried even more, months later, when I said goodbye to my best friends, to my good friends, to my teachers, to my parents.
You know, I don’t have much to say, honestly.
So I am posting this as a goodbye note, because I think I have outgrown this website a little bit.
Thanks for everything, Tumblr. For the growth. For the experience. For everything, truly.
















