yo diggity

YESSSSSS!!!! Finally, out of Vegas! You have no idea how happy this makes me. I moved from Reno to Boulder last summer and I remember leaving the last city of Nevada ( I think it was either Winnemuca or Elko) looking in my rear view at the fading casino lights and smiling ear to ear. I was nervous about the unknown road that lay before me but ecstatic to finally be leaving Reno in my past... Well, that lasted about 3 months then back to Nevada I went :) What is it with that state? It just has this death grip on me and won't let go! Anyways, I can honestly say that I would rather be in that shit hole with Paul than in Boulder without him (said "shithole" displayed above) :) So 6 months passed, me counting down the days till we got back to Boulder and now we are here!

I knew that the main objective of Paul and me making this trip was for Paul to buy a house. This was so extremely exciting to me. I felt like at times I was way more excited than anyone else and trying to control my excitement was very difficult. We ending up having very similar likes and dislikes when it came to houses (go figure) and when we saw the One it wasn't like I thought it would be. I thought that when you found a house you wanted to buy it would sparkle like a diamond in the rough but.....not so much. It was a pretty difficult decision but after 8 hrs and looking a the house 3 times, we were sold :)

I am now sitting at Moon's after finishing my second Harry Potter book in 3 days, listening/seeing out of my peripheral 3 grown men playing Magic the Gathering and drinking a beer that tastes oddly like raisins. Paul, myself, an 80 lb black lab (aka Zoe) and one spoiled cat are sharing a twin bed every night. I am currently living out of a pile of clothes on the floor (suitcase having been deemed unnecessary) and eating frozen pizzas/Top Roman most nights and I can honestly say I couldn't be happier :) Granted I would like to make a few friends, get back into school and get all moved in but for the most part I am very happy to be here :)

I've met with an academic advisor and have a very vague idea of what I should be doing for the next semester. I swear....the actual act of taking college classes and deciding what classes to take, when to take them, where to take them, bla bla bla... well, its almost as hard as the classes themselves! I've transferred so many times. I think I've attended a total of 4 colleges. Each time I transfer I lose credits and its getting very old! I hope against hope that CU Boulder will be the 2nd to last college I ever attend (PA school after :) Ok y'all, peace :)