I just feel like writing. I don't feel like going to bed just yet. I am listening to one of my new musical loves, Ben Folds. I am also really into a new song by John Legend, called "Save Room". I am loving this year, it is so different than last year, which was good in it's own way, but I feel like I am growing a lot more this year. I don't feel like trying to impress anybody on this thing anymore (that goes for all internet sites: myspace, facebook...), which I think I tended to try to do a while ago.

I went to this informational meeting/dinner last night at the art museum (it had nothing to do with art) about a new minor Auburn is offering in the business college called "Information Assurance". Riiight. I wasn't interested really, but I feel like I need more experience with professional events. I always get nervous about going to those kind of things. But, God provided me with one person to talk to the entire time so I wouldn't feel completely uncomfortable. After getting my name tag, I looked up and saw groups of people talking, who all looked like they knew what they were talking about, and I thought, "yay...." Then I saw a girl I recognized from my accounting class, and she was just delightful! I enjoyed talking to her so much. What I didn't enjoy was the actual meeting. It made me really question my major choice. No, I don't want to be an accountant. I am majoring in accounting, but I am not sure it is for me. Dad just says that if I get my degree, I have a lot of options careerwise and will most likely have the assurance of a job straight out of college. And, as I am saying quite a lot these days, law school is always rolling around in my mind. We will see, we will see, it's all in the plan. As for now, I am just enjoying school, loving getting to know people better, and every day is just like a new adventure! Semiformal is this weekend, and I am just going to go crazy on the dancefloor, because life is too short to settle for the awkward "yeahhh, i'm having fun! but not really..." standing on the side deal. Yes, I think I'll just embrace it.

Books I've read this year that I recommend:

Captivating - John and Stacy Eldredge

The Perks of Being a Wallflower - not sure...

Blue Like Jazz - Donald Miller (it's amazing )

Passion and Purity - Elizabeth Elliott

The Ragamuffin Gospel - Brennan Manning

And that's all for now...