It's been a few eons since I've written in this.

Second semester is a whirlwind. Then again, when is it not, regardless of how its spent? I'm adjusting more now that I have a set group of friends I can be assured won't abandon me for not attending every group event. I'm back up to a crazy work schedule...however, not being as used to it as of late, I overdid it, and made myself sick. Now I've got a fever, sore throat, loss of voice, cough, and headache. The saddest part of this is, I haven't the time for it. There's too much to do.

I'm continuing to make friends, which I love. My BA324H class reminds me of my HS classes- a class in which I know virtually everyone and thus spend the 10 minutes before it starts flittering about the room, saying hello and hugging. I really, truly missed that, and am glad to have one class reminescent of those days.

I've been invited to join the Graduate Program in Advertising at UT. Yes, I'm a Freshman. But apparently every year the department is allowed to choose a few students to be allowed to take grad courses while remaining an undergrad. I may fail miserably at being a BHP student but apparently ADV's my thing. Well, good. I love advertising. It's like....getting a grade for what I would do in my free time, anyway. :) This excites me.

I'm really looking forward to spring break. Resting, feeding ducks with Evey, hanging out with Mom, constructing my idea journal audition piece for the creative sequence... if only this week were over! Not that this is too bad a week. It's the double back-to-back tests on Friday that don't seem to appealing. But eh, it shall come quickly, and when it does, I'm going to spend some time doing nothing at all. Preferably with ice cream. Fabulous.

For my BA class we had to find out our personality type and what it means. Now we all refer to each other by that. Such as: "You're being such a J!" and "Hah, feeling a bit shy, ISTJ?" and "E's...all they do is talk." I found out I'm an ENFJ, and the accuracy of the analysis I find scares me almost...eerily accurate. Down to the having abundant bandaids ready to throw at anyone in case they're needed, haha.

What I really want to do is have a non-stressful rest of the semester (yeah, right); contemplate about why I suddenly love MIS; and get to work at Kolar, the latter of which excites me to no end. I mean, seriously, I might be put on the SUBWAY ACCOUNT! That would be so, so fun.