Kind of bored, haven't done this in a while, and I have no idea what to write.
I just got back from a week-long vacation to Gulf Shores, Alabama. It is a thirteen-hour drive and can be pretty draining. It's really a beautiful beach with white sand. Brought a friend along and we had a great time, especially hunting for girls
In a week I'll be heading back up to Purdue to take a summer course (English, funny because I speak it). I'm actually kind of excited to get this new year going. I'll be rooming with two of my best friends and we'll have an awesome apartment. Two big screens, LCD TV's with surround sound. That's not the only reason, though. I find that the more I study the more I fall in love with my major: Physics. It really is turning into a passion. If that wasn't enough, I've recently developed a love for math as well. Understanding and expanding our knowledge of the world is one of the most fulfilling and noble desires I can think of. It really is a passion I wish I could share with everyone. However, it probably wouldn't be very prudent to go lecturing Physics on my blog. I'll also be taking a Japanese course in the Fall and will hopefully study abroad in Japan for a semester the year after this. I really need a job, though and am actually looking to intern for the CIA next summer.
In a little over a month will be my second anniversary of JREF. Hard to believe it has already been that long. I don't feel like I've been here that long, and I think my number of posts show it. While I've been here I have met some pretty interesting and fun people. It's kind of sad to see the inactivity hammer hit so many, though. I have been involved in many interesting discussions over the past two years. It's funny to see how my posts have changed over time. Hopefully, I will still be here in two more years.
Anyways, I think that will suffice for now. Until next time I leave you with this little gem. Little apprehensive about posting a pic of me with my full name, but it's already done on Facebook I guess. (I know I look very young)
I just got back from a week-long vacation to Gulf Shores, Alabama. It is a thirteen-hour drive and can be pretty draining. It's really a beautiful beach with white sand. Brought a friend along and we had a great time, especially hunting for girls
In a week I'll be heading back up to Purdue to take a summer course (English, funny because I speak it). I'm actually kind of excited to get this new year going. I'll be rooming with two of my best friends and we'll have an awesome apartment. Two big screens, LCD TV's with surround sound. That's not the only reason, though. I find that the more I study the more I fall in love with my major: Physics. It really is turning into a passion. If that wasn't enough, I've recently developed a love for math as well. Understanding and expanding our knowledge of the world is one of the most fulfilling and noble desires I can think of. It really is a passion I wish I could share with everyone. However, it probably wouldn't be very prudent to go lecturing Physics on my blog. I'll also be taking a Japanese course in the Fall and will hopefully study abroad in Japan for a semester the year after this. I really need a job, though and am actually looking to intern for the CIA next summer.
In a little over a month will be my second anniversary of JREF. Hard to believe it has already been that long. I don't feel like I've been here that long, and I think my number of posts show it. While I've been here I have met some pretty interesting and fun people. It's kind of sad to see the inactivity hammer hit so many, though. I have been involved in many interesting discussions over the past two years. It's funny to see how my posts have changed over time. Hopefully, I will still be here in two more years.
Anyways, I think that will suffice for now. Until next time I leave you with this little gem. Little apprehensive about posting a pic of me with my full name, but it's already done on Facebook I guess. (I know I look very young)