Oh how the low the lows have to be for the highs to seem so high.
But alas, that's life I suppose. And I'm doing my best to enjoy the living.
People help. They always do. They take you out of yourself which, very often, is a good place to be. (or so I have found)
i have passed through so many starkly contrasting stages of emotion in the past two weeks, I feel i may explode.
Emotions.
exams.
comfort.
Rum.
christmas.
close friends.
old friends.
old habits.
tragedy.
anxiety.
cigarettes.
deep thoughts.
long talks.
parties.
pills.
(lots of pills).
movies.
ambitions.
art.
compassion.
longing.
the cold.
this place.
these people.
pretty boys in plaid shirts.
They'll all be the death of me. For sure.
I've come to the conclusion that I dwell too much on the past. As reliable as it is, it will never change and it can only help the present so much. The future isn't as scary as it seems. As much as there is an inevitable disappointment to any sort of venture that gets my hopes up, there are still those times that pop out of no where and surprise me in the best ways possible. And those times are great.
I am almost certain of what I want to do with my future. And I finally feel like I'm in the right place to do it. Big things are going to be happening within the next year. Very big things.
I have an absurd amount of studying and project-completing to do in the next few days before finals, but for tonight I'm heading down to baltimore to tear it up at the last party of the semester with these fuck faces that I've come to love. I finally have a place here, and it feels great.
But it's also just about time to leave it. It would be easy for me to get too caught up in this nonsensical world I seem to be apart of now.
Besides, I miss the warmth, the intimacy, the familiarity, the comfort, and the reality of Frederick.
And all of you guys, of course.
Everything is going to be alright, no matter what happens, and life is good.
I'll be home in less than a week.