04 January 2012
Two Dozen
That's right: Two whole dozen years. Appropriate enough for the year twenty-dozen, but that particular happenstance is more a function of mathematics than anything particularly cosmic.
Today went really well, actually, what with it being the first day back to classes (which I realize I still haven't written about). My first class was actually quite engaging and I'm looking forward to the future lectures already. My other class first meets tomorrow morning.
And although I don't necessarily hold the number 24 in quite as high regard as the number 23, it's already growing on me. Embarking on a relatively new chapter of my life is leaving me with much the same "anything-can-happen feeling" I described last year, and I'm pleased to report that it's actually lasted all day! I have a feeling it'll last for quite a while longer, too.
The only (minor) damper was that the local Arby's appears to have discontinued jalapeño poppers. If you know me well, you know that this is a big deal. But I had a birthday coupon for a free shake, so it was all good. And besides, I got jalapeño coins on my burger at my birthday dinner at Red Robin, where I was joined by all sorts of friends and family from the area.
All in all, a good day. And a great start to my twenty-fifth year on earth. Soon enough, I'll be a member of the quarter-century club!
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01 January 2012
2012
Last year, I'd said that the blank slate that 2011 held was both "refreshingly inspiring" and "paralyzingly daunting." Well, I obviously got through it alright. Now, for 2012, I've at least got some sort of plan... now I just have to execute it well in order to make this the best year it can possibly be. Talk about potentially daunting! But I'm up for the challenge!
Currently, I'm packing up my stuff to head back to Pittsburgh tomorrow morning for the new semester which begins on Wednesday 4 January. Thankfully, I was able to get this done in between other tasks. But it also means you'll have to wait a bit longer for "real" stuff.
Oh, well. I think you'll be fine.
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