92 - On blogging daily

Hello, hello,

I'm going to try and do something I've never done with this blog, and that is to try to blog daily. I have set aside a time every day (11pm-11:30pm) to just insert a little post here for some reflections on the day and a little recount of what's been going on. I feel really nice reading the daily occurrences in the lives of other, more dedicated, bloggers, and I want to try and do that too.

This weekend has been incredibly lazy, and I have done nothing but catch up on my television series and play Pokémon on my NDS. I have a lot of reading I could be doing, but you know how it is - could have, should have, would have. I know that there will be some time soon when I'll be feeling really, really proactive, and will feel like working, but this weekend just wasn't it.

As for the new anthropology blog, I need to come up with a catchy title - any ideas? I still haven't even started laying it out yet. I will get right on it soon, and with any luck, something will be up by next weekend.

Oh, which reminds me, I am going to LONDON next weekend. Which I'm very excited about. Canterbury has honestly made me feel like a hermit, who lives in a small town of hermits, and I'm just so happy to know that I'm going to be going to be hitting Londontown, visit the British Museum and Soho and all that jazz soon.

This is such a filler post, but hopefully, I'll find something to talk about tomorrow. Adios for now, I hope you've enjoyed your weekend as much as I have, be it a lazy one or not.

83 - A Friennaisance?

There is someone that I've recently lost contact with, which is a total shame because we used to talk to each other almost everyday. Towards the 'end', if you'll allow me to call it that for now, our relationship just got really uncomfortable, and had to be unnaturally coerced to even vaguely work.

A few days ago, I woke up from a nap, to find this particular friend opening a conversation with me online. We each said 'hey', and he asked about my new job. I said it was great, and then I politely asked him in return how his summer has been so far. I was happy to discover that his was great too.

It was so nice to finally talk to him after not talking for months. We enthusiastically chatted for an hour or so more, about the good times we had before, about the busy times we have right now, and the amazing futures we have, the awesome life that await us in university.

We said our goodnights and goodbyes, and it was then that I had really woken up from that nap. It's too bad the whole thing was just a dream.