Done.

[thehefner]

Finished. It's over. Exams are out of the way. I just turned both my theses into the library. Graduation is in little more than a week. I'm done. I've also been informed of a little bit of exciting news that I can't reveal just yet, but all in due time. I did it. I feel kinda numb. Kinda aimless. Kinda happy. I don't even know.

Comments

[findingjuliet.livejournal.com]

Congrats.

I received all kinds of words of wisdom upon leaving college six years ago.

But what I learned is that while college is one of the hardest places to leave, once you do, it's easy not to go back.

Good luck with the transition. We are all pulling for you.

[myoffenceisrank.livejournal.com]

Congrats on your accomplishment! You should be proud.

[ortugatay.livejournal.com]

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

[chickenhat.livejournal.com]

ohthankgod...

Good, congrats, and welcome to the hard part. :-)

[pokeyburro.livejournal.com]

I know that feeling. I like that feeling. I would be tempted to say that it suuucks to have that feeling in a place like Chestertown, because when you have this feeling, what you need to do is find one of your very relaxing fun things to do, that you don't usually do, and do it. Like see a new movie, or cruise the town. But I reckon even C-town has a nice restaurant where you can order something tasty, and read a book, and enjoy the cool weather. That's what I'd do.

Plus, tomorrow's Friday. Yeeha!

[interdisciple.livejournal.com]

congrats, dude. hope the good news is what i assume it is. that'd be sweet.

[morganashkevron.livejournal.com]

Congratulations and Welcome to the land of grown-ups and bill-paying!

I still miss school (especially at 6:10 a.m. when I'm getting up to go to work) and having my friends all within walking distance. I even miss the dining hall some days. But post-college life is a fun little adventure full of quests and journeys and new friends and new accomplishments. It may seem mundane and ordinary, but there is satisfaction of such great magnitude to be found in something as simple as buying your first car or making your first rent payment and knowing that you earned that money.