The weather in DC has been so hot. Because of that, I've been pretty lazy. I've mostly been in my room watching the Simpsons on Hulu, having good conversations with my roommates, eating a lot of frozen dinners, sending long emails, and cleaning my room.
I love the independent life. I love NOT doing useless chores and hearing adults pontificate random BS. I can do whatever in the city of Washington DC and nobody can tell me what to do. It's kind of exciting, really.
It's almost 8 o'clock on a Saturday and I'm not exactly what I should do. I actually feel like reading. Perhaps tomorrow I could go to a museum and hang around there. I really want to attend a free concert at the Kennedy Center. It's a music lovers dream. I would always go to Carneige Hall concerts with my grandma and when she got sick, I would go by myself. I was going to see Toy Story 3 with my fellow roommates until we saw something glistening over the Potomac River.

Yup, it was the beautiful Kennedy Center. As far as free concerts are concerned, they have many. The Millennium Stage at the KC gives the free concerts and I already see three of them that I want to attend! I love music, as you can tell!
Today, I went to the TFAS BBQ and Alumni Reunion. It was pretty darn hot, but that was expected for Washington Summer days. We were given wristbands before we entered. Red: for under 21. And this white and blue wristband that says that one is over 21 and is allowed to drink. I didn't realize how many people present were over 21. Heck, I am still surprised that many people in my program are 21! I feel like a baby sometimes. It's an interesting change because in my household, I am the oldest child, but right now, I am the baby. It's fine with me. I get the best of both worlds. (Screw Miley Cyrus and her Hannah Montana crew for ruining that phrase.)
Overall, it was fun! I ate a lot and I'm still full. I'm tempted to stop at the Georgetown Library pictured on the bottom.

Because I finally have a GOCard, I feel like I am invincible... haha maybe that's going overboard, but it's just good to have one. I feel like a student, and not someone just creeping the University and mooching in the dorms. Whew. I am surprised by my picture as well. I usually take bad pictures (that's my opinion anyway) and this picture isn't so bad. I won't show it here though. (Sorry creepers.. haha) I just don't like my face on totally public media. Facebook is one thing.. but here.. nope. =P
Anyways, I should do something tonight. I guess I will explore the library for a bit. Jeez, I cannot believe my Ethics final is in FIVE DAYS! We took the midterm about a week ago. My gosh. I am so nervous. I hate tests. I honestly do. I need to cut the crap and study. That's what I'll do: study my butt off.
In other news, I am starting to not care about someone. I don't know, but this love doesn't feel right anymore. I think I was lucky, yet I wasn't at the same time. I was at the wrong place at the wrong time and I look back at it, and I regret what I did. And at the same time, I loved every moment. It's a hard to explain feeling. I feel like everything I've been told was a complete lie. Something that was too good to be true. Whatever. I am not going to drown what happened in the past.
I found these on Jazzy's Tumblr and I feel that they exemplify my life:
“If you love somebody, let them go. If they return, they were always yours. If they don’t, they never were.” -- Anonymous
“You are responsible for your life. You can’t keep blaming somebody else for your dysfunction. Life is really about moving on.” -- Oprah
I really do need to move on and let go. Maybe things were better that way.