I'm in the fourth quarter of my junior year, and I enjoy being an upperclassman- roaming the halls, knowing all the teachers personally, knowing who most of the people are. Plus, it's fun to have my little sis as a freshman.
This second I'm typing from Salem, Oregon, where I'm spending Spring Break with family. I attended the small, Mennonite school where my uncle teaches and my cousin attends today. The fam is totally cool, and they're feeding me whole grains and organic produce. Uncle D got my started on chickens- he has them, as well as a handsome garden and ducklings.
I could go on and on about how I flew on my own for the first time yesterday, and how I missed my second flight because my first flight was delayed and I almost had a panic attack and I talked to some strangers and enjoyed that and a beautiful boy sat behind me on the plane and when I finally got to Salem I couldn't find my aunt and cousin for 45 minutes and I called Mom back in Ohio (it was 2 a.m. in the morning there time). But I'll skip that story and get straight to what my future goals are. My future goals are interesting, and I think you will think so.
This summer, I want to be a camp counselor.
Next year, I want to do wrestling statistics at school and get an A in Calculus.
I want to go to a Christian college.
I want to learn to speak and read both Spanish and Chinese fluently.
I want to teach English as a Second Language.
I want to help people and let people help me.
I want to travel the world.
I want to get married, if I find the right guy.
I want to a kid biologically and adopt kids of different races.
I want to write a book.
I want to win a Spider Solitaire game with 4 suits.
I want to show love to others and be a witness.
I want to follow God more than anything.