Indeed, but the situation could turn out for the better. I wish you good luck on that

Really? You need one more? Wow, dorms around USC fill up fast. And looking for roommates isn't really much of an option. Unless you mutually request ahead of time (and sometimes even requesting won't work), you get paired/grouped with random people

Nah, complain all you want.

Random question: Are you living on-campus this coming year?

Ah, I'm not really disappointed, as my idea of a vacation is actually doing nothing. Or doing things that most others seem to consider nothing. Things that can be done "any day". Sorry that you're not happy with your summer. Do better next time around, eh?

Oh, the hypocrite thing was about me. Ya know, something about "practice what you preach" or something like that. But yes, I work better under pressure, but that's something I rely on too much. And sure, send them stuffs . I'm not sure how much of a constructive critic I'd be, though.

I'm fine. Like I said, I might go to Carowinds. I'm not sure though. Other than nothing, I seem to have done a lot of reading over the past couple of days. And a lot of thinking. And yes, I see my weekend being pretty okay. I wish time would stop flying by though. I'm doing far too little for time to be doing that lol

Have you always liked to write, or is this a fairly new interest for you? Oh, and poetry isn't really my thing. I like it, but I'm not sure if I can truly appreciated it. I miss to many hidden meanings and implications and allusions and stuff. Hah, having more than one roommate must be a pretty common thing. I guess. And it must mean something if they all came to you for peer revision, right?

I could make a list of suggestions to you to try to get a clearer mind, but I'd feel like a sort of hypocrite; I have a pretty jumbled mind nowadays, and I haven't really done much to deal with that. And I might check out your writing

So how are you this mornin?

Remember, that goes for you too. So keep that in mind, no matter what you decide to do XD.

Oh noes, I think I'm awful at writing. Back when I used to rp, I would simply write whatever absurd thought came to mind and go with it. As for my writing classes, I'd just babble (with the exception of my research essays), and get feedback from classmates. That's what I basically did, but there's obviously more to it. I liked it though, very much.

A 30-page story? And...are you not done with it?! Then keep going with it. And even if you don't think it's that good, then you should do two things: get a little more confidence with your writing (and/or redraft it ) and try to get it published. Get some outside critics in on your work, eh?

Yeah, I took Intro to Psychology as well. I liked it too. And thanks, maybe my life will go that sort of path. That would be nice XD. To be honest, I can vaguely describe my dream job but I don't know exactly what I'm trying to desribe. Right now, all I know is that I like psychology and dealing with children.

I loved my English 101 and 102 classes. But then again, I like to write. I don't think I'm good at it though. I have two friends who major in English. One of them minors in Japanese, and she actually wants to move to Japan within the next couple of years. I'm not sure what exactly she wants to do there though. And you said that you might go into game developing? Cool XD Computers and programming and the like have the tendency to fly over my head if I don't pay 100% attention.

Grrr... I know what you mean with that. And it is aggravating when it happens.

I major in psychology, but I wouldn't mind going into something that has to do with children. I like psychology and I try to help people (although I think I'm horrible at it), but I also like kids. Maybe it's the result of me babysitting a lot and dealing with kids on a daily basis. I'm not sure what I want to do in life, but I want it to have something to do with those things (psychology and/or kids).

Ooooh, your voice is silenced in conversation. Then speak up. Or simply steer the convo back to your way. Easier said than done, I know, but meh.

Yeah, senior year is mixed for a lot of people. Generally, it's like "OMG the best year EVAR!" for most kids. I do agree that my senior year was pretty much more tolerable than the previous three years; but it was still a jumbled, hectic, and dispirited year. Sorry to hear that your senior year probably holds some similarities to mine.

What's your major? What are you studying towards? What profession are you aiming for?

Eh? You want me to randomly overshadow your words simply because of a sudden, offbeat thought that pops up in my head? Or did you expect me to? I can do that if you want, but this thread of conversation followed very easily for me. It interests me as well, so I have little - if any - reason to lead this convo astray. (If I'm talking about something that has nothing to do with what you just said, disregard this )