Saying "bye"

It's funny how you get to spend several years with certain people, get to know them, make up all those special bonds, and then, suddenly, you realize that you're not going to see those people as often any more. Of course, it's all part of life and, I guess, the beauty of life; and it's not like you'll never see those people again... it's exactly the opposite: you will see those people, and what's more, you'll have so much amazing stories to share with them. It'll be practically impossible to have the "uncomfortable moments of silence" when no one has anything to say simply because you've already shared everything with the person sitting across from you. Yes, the excitement is just beginning! Here's what some people will do next year:

Misha is going to Yale where she'll become a genuine genius of the freaky nature.











Milena is going to go wild in Germany.










Katya will be hitting the great plains of Ohio and Kenyon College.








Iliana (the one in front) will chill out in Amsterdam.









Vessi, my sista, is going to make sure Bulgaria stays healthy and happy.











Trina and Joe will be going to teach kids in the exotic, hot, and dry Syria.











Teri will show Koda what Canada is all about.











Only here, you've got 8 different stories of 8 different people who will keep getting back together, telling each other what their adventures are. Hee hee, I can't wait to hear all the stories :) Perhaps first we should all at least get to where we're headed, and then we'll start having stories. Yaaay!

Right now the sky's falling down outside. It's pouring! Rain, thunder, lightning, hale! I think the only element missing is snow, but it's a bit too late in the summer for snow. Oh, the crazy weather. My dog's freaking out (he's not one of the bravest pooches I know), and I can't really sleep so I'm listening to music and will switch to watching Gilmore Girls later... Seth Cohen from the O.C. is now a character in Gilmore Girls as well :)

Well, I think that was all for tonight. It's actually July 1st now. Whoever's enthusiastic can go watch the July Morning in about 4 1/2 hours. Not me, though... Plus, I don't think anyone will see the sun through the hale and clouds. Happy July Morning nonetheless!