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Immortality be mine
Aug. 13th, 2007 11:16 pmWell, I suppose I should make some kind of "last ever entry as a teenager" thing, since I have but 42 minutes (and counting!) left!
Technically, though, I have until 8.30 tomorrow morning, but of course, I'm not going to be awake that whole time, so... Yeah.
It's kind of weird, and kind of sad, I suppose. I'm going to be "not a teenager" for the rest of my life - it should (hopefully) be much longer than I ever was a teenage or a childage, or the two combined. It's not going to stop me from being immature, of course, (there's just no helping some things), but it's an interesting thought. At least I know I was never in a hurry to grow up, I took my time (as much as anyone can), so I don't think when I'm old, grey and saggy (as![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
funky_music wrote in my grad journal :D - I think it's a great line), I'll look back and regret wasting my teendom or whatever. I'm pretty confident I did my own thing as much as I wanted.
So, onward and upward, I say!
Bring on the discoveries, and the earnings, and the (gulp) new responsibilities!
Preferably earnings first though. And preferably for free. That'd be awesome, thanks Fates.
I feel like I should say something profound, but I suppose I can get away without that, because, for the next 36 minutes, I am still a teenager, after all. :P
Technically, though, I have until 8.30 tomorrow morning, but of course, I'm not going to be awake that whole time, so... Yeah.
It's kind of weird, and kind of sad, I suppose. I'm going to be "not a teenager" for the rest of my life - it should (hopefully) be much longer than I ever was a teenage or a childage, or the two combined. It's not going to stop me from being immature, of course, (there's just no helping some things), but it's an interesting thought. At least I know I was never in a hurry to grow up, I took my time (as much as anyone can), so I don't think when I'm old, grey and saggy (as
funky_music wrote in my grad journal :D - I think it's a great line), I'll look back and regret wasting my teendom or whatever. I'm pretty confident I did my own thing as much as I wanted.So, onward and upward, I say!
Bring on the discoveries, and the earnings, and the (gulp) new responsibilities!
Preferably earnings first though. And preferably for free. That'd be awesome, thanks Fates.
I feel like I should say something profound, but I suppose I can get away without that, because, for the next 36 minutes, I am still a teenager, after all. :P
