"Observe constantly that all things take place by change, and accustom thyself to consider that the nature of the universe loves nothing so much as to change things which are, and make new things like them."

Geneseo recently emailed the Senior class of 2010 to inform them that they will be deleting our school accounts as of November 31st. They explained that, since we are not faculty, and no longer students, we don't get to have a .edu account anymore. So please save all your emails, and get over it.
I'm not particularly attached to my Geneseo email. In fact, I have about 300+ unread emails, that are mostly Groupon deals for NYC, or NYT alerts. But it means that yeah, I'm REALLY not a student anymore. I cant even pretend and give out my .edu address if I want that discount.

Why is it that change can be so hard and terrifying? I thought about that today when some random newspaper article told me that there are 45 days left in 2010. That seems impossibly few. So much change has happened in this past year. I suppose this would be a better post for an end of the year look back. But it has. Not one thing that I am currently doing, or involved in, or experiencing, is anything like what I thought my life would be like a year ago. If you had asked me, a year ago today, what are you going to be doing after graduation? My reply would have been something to the effect of moving to Australia with Tim to travel for a year. Or moving to NYC to find an internship at a PR firm, which also, involved Tim.  Now Im living in Boston with Sarah working for a large financial company, that apparently owns Neverland Ranch.
Who knows.


On a totally unrelated note. Harry Potter 7 Part 1 comes out soon, and my Inner Nerd is very excited. My friends and I bought tickets for Friday night's showing, and even tho its not the epic midnight showing, I'm still excited. I wish I had all my books here in Boston so I could be Super Nerd and read them all, in order, the whole way through. Tho I think someone still has my Book 1....