My Last Summer Post 11/11- Hailey H

 

Summer went by faster than I wanted it to. But I am guessing that we all feel that may or at least the majority of us. This summer was a pretty great one, especially since the normality of it gave me hope that covid could be a memory we just tell our kids about one day. This summer helped me figure out myself a little more and start new things and go places. I am excited about school but not for the academic part of it though. Just ready for some normality this year. And I think normality is my word of the day in this entry.

I have an idea of how this year will go, or well two. 

The first vision is that I will go back to how I was last year and speak to more people. 

The second vision I will be my freshman self and never say anything. Maybe a solid balance of both could be something worthwhile. 

As I am writing this it seems that I am going to word-vomit until the word count just magically appears so please skip over if needed. 

Seems like people used this summer to prepare themselves for junior year and increase skills or make relationships with people stronger. I have been living in my bubble, unfortunately, stepping out of it when needed. Between all the odd jobs I took on, reading, my on-again-off-again relationship with the guitar, stress baking, and lastly my one true love online streaming of tv shows; my summer seems effectual in my eyes. Effectual is just a big word that basically means pointless in case you were wondering. But I am hopeful for the school year and how much more I want to be involved. Interesting how the school year affects everyone differently. I stopped picking at my nails and biting them and within two days until the first day back and the habit was reinstated.

I guess my word vomiting can come to a complete stop now since this is the last entry and I believe that the word count is also upon us. So, I will see you guys on Monday.