"What are you doing this summer?" is a question everyone gets during June, July and August, and it's of special interest when you've just graduated and the question turns into "Oh, congrats, so what are you doing now?"
Well, actually, funny you ask. I work for minimum wage for my apartment complex and watch a lot of TV shows and play Scrabble on Facebook.
Somehow, my days become busy. And by "busy," I mean I'm not hunting for things to keep me occupied. For example, this weekend I had something to do at ALMOST every moment, between my job, my friends, the pool, going out, waking up the next morning and not remembering the previous night but going to my job anyway, etc. Yesterday I worked in the middle of the night and then slept till 3 pm. Upon waking up, I had tomato risotto let over from Friday night and put on the Food Network. This is my life, currently.
But this post-grad hanging out lifestyle in the college town of every college student's dreams (I joke) is ending on Saturday when I move out. For good.
Am I ready? This is a question I can't answer. It's been a summer of drinking, goodbyes, lasts, playing in DC and prepping myself for moving on.
It should be a really good week, because so many people I know are in the same zone: the live-it-up-one-last-time zone. (I thought this was supposed to happen during finals week and post-graduation weekend, but conveniently, it has happened again.) Saturday night everyone got smashed, there were a ton of people just in for the weekend, and unfortunately I was too drunk to come out of Saturday night with even more than 6 photos (appalling). I just want to make the best of everything and maximize my time with everyone I love so much and will miss beyond belief.
Becca
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