First Day

I am very tired typing this right now. But I thought I should at least comment on how my first day as a senior went. I woke up at 8, showered, and went to my 9 o'clock. That went okay, then the professor for my next class never showed up. So I went over the my boss to give her my schedule, and I worked for about 4-5 hours today. I was supposed to have lab today, but there isn't lab during the first week of classes. Overall, I'm supposed to have 3 classes on Monday, but today was only 1...score!!! Then I went to Penn to chill with lyssa and lish for a bit. Lyssa is going off to France and Italy for the next nine or so months, so we wanted to get some hangout time in before she left. I got to see lih's new apt/dorm, and it's pretty bitchin'...lol. She room is actually bigger than my room at the house, and her stereo system is Bose, so it's automatically amazing. Then I left, walked Lyssa to 22nd and Market, then I took the subway home, and got Jimmy John's for dinner, yummy yum yum. I've just chilled and did some reading for a class. That's that, ttyl.

Senior Yr

Here I am sitting in my new room in the house I will be living in this year. I can still recall what my mom said to me when I told her during Freshman year that I had found a house for sophomore year: "JESSE, I SAID NO HOUSES. I MEAN IT. A SOPHOMORE IN COLLEGE DOES NOT NEED TO BE LIVING IN A HOUSE!!!!!!". Now look. I'm living in a house with 6 other people, and I can't believe I'm actually a Senior. I'm a the point where I can pin-point a Freshman by what their wearing or how they're behaving. Three years went by like that, and I'm going to be graduating this Spring. When it really hit me that I was a Senior, was when I received a notice from Temple to schedule my Senior Portrait. That's when I thought to myself, "I'm a fuckin' senior". This year, I just gonna try and live up every single day. Whether it's at work, in class, chillin, at a party, w/e. I've had such a blast the past 3 years, and college has done so much for me, that I'm going to take everything in no matter how bored I am. I learned a new phrase this summer, courtesy of my boy Hayden, and it's Carpe Diem, which means seize the moment or opportunity. I kinda put the into play today, but not really. Let this year go, and let's work.