*sighs* It's really hard to concentrate when there is a guy trimming the hedges out there. It sounds like someone is revving their Kawasaki righ outside my window. Haha the joys of living in the apartment complexes in Winter Park. Nothing like it!
Anyways, where was I? Well, everything has pretty much been taken care of. From registration, to getting the MBPro, books, and classes, to everything at the apartment (I'm typing this from my bed). And now that everything is done, I'm still trying to convince myself that this is where I come home at the end of the day. This is my personal sanctuary in Florida. That is something that is really quite hard to grasp. After living in the same house my whole life (save for the two months at the Barry's), it's hard to comprehend this place being my residence. But alas, these are yet the same arguments and complaints and ideas that I have had for some time now. So now onto modern things.
This MacBook is sweet. 2.5 GHz...200 GB of space...Leopard...Final Cut Studio and Logic Studio...I don't really have much room for complaints. It's just sweet. And my first two classes are Behavioral Science and Introduction to Media Arts. I am already like looking through the BS book cause I'm interested in it. It seems to be a nice book. Full Sail puts them out, which is interesting. There's work pages all throughout the inside and everything. Looks like nice stuff. I got my ID badge too. That's probably the most ironic thing about Full Sail. They have the most intense technical stuff in the world, and the picture on my badge looks like a 5 year-old drew it with a crayon. It's really quite funny.
The apartment really is awesome. Pictures will be taken today, once everything is definitely settled. I really think this place is going to make me a better person. There's something about owning your own place that makes you want to take care of it. Even though I had my own spot in the house in Brea, this is my place to show off, and I plan on doing it. I want to have friends over...when I make them of course.
Well, there's the Kawasaki again.
Moving on to silliness, I have made friends with the ducks at Seabrook Apts, actually. They are my friends and they are cute. I haven't had the chance to chat with the mama that has like 10 little ducklings, but I plan on getting close to the kiddies soon. They will be good friends later in the stay here, so I figure I might as well get to know them at a young age. I'm serious guys, when someone visits me (like...my family) in about a year, I'm gonna be freakin' close to these ducks. You have no idea. They're gonna be smoking hookah with me even. Just you wait.
Just you wait.
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