Pre Spring Break

I'm going home tomorrow at 3 pm and I am beyond excited. Granted, I'm going to have to continue studying anatomy every day but whatever. That's nothing new. I honestly think that the top, number one reason I'm so excited to be home is to SEE MY DAMN DOG. God, I am so in love with that little shit, it's unbelievable. Laying in my QUEEN SIZED BED is going to be pure bliss. And getting out of bed to get something won't be a complete hassle and inconvenience (hashtag whiny bitchy white people problems) kay I'm going to stop complaining about stupid shit now.

I should be writing my paper because I have 2.5 pages down and I need 8 total, due tomorrow. But I'm taking it easy. Lounging on my futon, blaring some RATATAT to cover the squeals of my obnoxious neighbors. Life is pretty damn good right now, despite my previous overdramatic post. I'm good now. I've worked things out in my brain and reassured myself that everything is okay.

Tuesdays and Thursdays are the absolute greatest. My roommate has class at 9:30, and Michael is just getting out of class at that time, so he comes over and crawls into my bed with me to get me up for the day. As I start to get ready he usually scrolls through my Tumblr for a while. I come over at sit on his lap, and we look through together, I share my coffee with him and break off pieces of my poptart to share with him as well. It's pure bliss. We call it "our day".

I've talked with my parents and they're letting him visit and stay over at my house next Friday. They met him at dinner when they came up to visit me the other night, and they really like him. And I think my little sister is especially excited about him being in my life, which is pretty damn cute. I'm ecstatic for him to be visiting me in Cedar Rapids. He's only seen one half of my life, and I think it's important to see the other half. See where I live. Where I'll be living when he'll be away this summer. Still really scared for that but trying not to think about it until I absolutely have to.

Life is good right now. See you tomorrow, Cedar Rapids.