This blog will consist of me saying things that are happening in my life right now, followed by a *translation* of how I am really feeling about them.
So, I'm graduating this weekend. No big.
*FINALLY! I have been in college for six years, SIX YEARS! I went to a pretty nifty community college for three years and got an associates degree, then transferred to a big college to finish out my Bachelors degree. I was supposed to graduate last year, but my councilor who I had been checking with every term to make sure I was on track apparently lied to me. I'm kinda making up for it now by having two graduation ceremonies. The one on Saturday was just a small department thing that some of my awesome friends went to, and Sunday is the BIG one. Now I am finally graduating with a double major and a minor and I will be FREEEEEEEEEEE!*
Oh, and a friend of mine has started doing drag. They are pretty good.
*Pretty good, PRETTY GOOD? How about beyond fabulous? Seriously, my friend Blomi Malone performed last night and she was fantastic. She is going to be the next Camp Queen of the world, just you wait!*
I might not be able to see her or my other friends in town that much any more. That is kinda sad. At least I will be doing something pretty cool.
*Part of me graduating means that I will be leaving the city I have been living in for three years. I am not sure I can truly convey how this makes me feel. This is a beautiful city with wonderful people, and especially over this last year I have made some fantastic friends. I really don't want to leave them, but it is necessary.
Ever since I was in high school I have said that I wanted to go to live at this place called Holden Village for a year after I graduated from college. It is a wonderful, magical place in the mountains of Washington that is very artsy and very... Good. I am not even sure how to describe it. I used to jokingly describe it as a Lutheran-Vegetarian-Hippie-Commune, but it was pointed out to me that phrasing it like that was making my dad worry I was joining a cult. Basically it is a village that used to be a mining town and is owned by the Lutheran Church (the nice Lutherans, they have been having gay pride parades and allowing gay pastors for years) and it has people who volunteer to work and live there. It seriously looks and feels like Hogsmeade. It also works as a resort, so the people who live there have the job of maintaining the village while entertaining the guests. They are also a place that shuns technology, and I have been offered a job as an IT Assistant there.
Apparently living in one of the hipster capitals of the world means that your life will become full of ironies.
It is a wonderful place, and once you have been there it feels like... home. I have been longing to go back ever since I left. I have a fantastic family and wonderful friends, but I will be the first to admit that I need to begin relying a bit less heavily on them and grow up a bit. What better way than to go on a great adventure?
I will be seriously pissed if they don't write to me though.
I also get to go to this Harry Potter convention at the end of the month. That should be ok.
BAH! OHMYGAWDLEAKYCONISALMOSTHEREICAN'TWAIT!!! Yeah, I am friggin stoked. The Harry Potter books and fandom have molded my life for the better, and I CANNOT WAIT! I've gotta get back to Hogwarts, I've gotta get back to schooooool. I've gotta get back to Hogwarts, where everything is magi-coooool.
Yeah, I am a bit of a nerd. How could you tell?
Alright, that is enough revealing of my feelings for today. Later my snitches!