Hold me secure in flight. Sing me to sleep tonight.

Hello readers!

Sorry that there has not been a post in a very long time. A hectic exam schedule will do that to you. But as exams are winding to a close with my last one being tomorrow, I have some time to write in the blog and reflect a little.

Two days ago, Veronica died. I did everything I could for her, including playing my best bass music and getting her some medicine but it was just too late. Yesterday I got three ghost shrimp to replace her in the bowl, and I got to thinking. Although her death was bad, it signaled the end of something good and the beginning of something else. Not something bad or better, just different. This can apply to the end of my freshman year.

Although it will be sad to say goodbye to everyone it has to happen. All good things come to an end, but they always lead to something wonderful and completely new. So instead of being sad, I am hopeful that this will be a great summer and that my sophomore year of college has even better things in store for me.

The fact that summer is coming up means that Cameron gets cut off financially and thus has to find a job. Gotten rejected at tons of places and has some applications in the works. We will see where those go, but if anyone has any suggestions, I am more than receptive!

In funnier news, the other day I went with my mother to the grocery store. There she put me in charge of getting the apples. I remembered that you had to choose good apples that were not bruised. I found the perfect one on the bottom of the pile. I grabbed it and just as I pulled, the whole display collapsed! I leaned my body against the stand to hold the apples and reset up the display in the next ten minutes, while multiple store employees walked by me and laughed. I then had to explain to my mom why it took 12 minutes to get 6 apples.

Basically I just rock at life.