and I'll be living in another state. I'm superexcited. I'm ready to have stuff to do,and the change will be good. I got in touch with someone from VT that I met at a conference previously, and he's going to help me move in and show me around and everything once I get there. That's exceptional kindness, and I really appreciate it.
Well, most of the social craziness is over. I skipped a few appointments, scheduled several more, and in the end I think I've seen (or will see shortly) everyone that I wanted to say goodbye to for the next couple months. Success.
My birthday was awesome. I got to celebrate it three nights in a row--Monday with a cookout hosted by my parents and attended by some of my friends, Tuesday with a family dinner where Mom got out her china and everything, and Wednesday at a FCL/Vislab (FCL is my research lab, Vislab is a lab down the hall) party for multiple occasions. I have such amazing friends and family.
I turned 21. I did not get wasted. Yay accomplishment. Haha.
My stance on alcohol: fine to do in moderation. Being drunk will NEVER be an option for me. So last night, I drank my first (almost a whole) glass of wine (thanks Alex!) and, surprisingly, took a (weak) jello shot (thanks Amy!) I tried sips of what everyone else was drinking (thanks everyone!). And I didn't die.
My parents' stance on alcohol: NO. Interesting conflict.
Anyhow. At the beginning of this blog I vowed to try my best and only write about important things. To me, these things are. They're probably not to you, though. Sorry. I'll do better.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
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2 comments:
I wonder...
where do people at the FMCOG get the idea that
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The Bible clearly says "don't get drunk" and Jesus turned water into "good" wine (apparently meaning very alcoholic). That certainly doesn't contradict itself.
Also, congrats on moving. If you find yourself around the FMCOG on June 14th, please stop by and get something to eat at my reception! :D
idk. I think it's more of a historical/cultural thing than anything else. a lot of people grew up in homes affected by alcohol and don't want to see the same happen to their children...
I don't think I'll be home that weekend, but happy wedding!!
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