No, Wait.

i'm not finished. i just typed a really long paragraph about Peter De Vries quote "life is a zoo inside a jungle", but i accidently erased it or something.

so thats one of my favorite quotes. i kind of feel like the English department could have skipped Thoreau, and Emmerson, and their "great literary works" and just showed us those seven words, and then left us to decipher what they mean. i really like Clark, but even though transcendentalism clearly meant a lot to her, its not something that can just translate through a week or two of fifty minute lessons. life isnt going to happen while we're sitting in a desk taking notes, or while we're learning about when "life will happen". if theres anything that i've learned the last few months, its that you can't spend all your time focusing, and stressing, and worrying about the little things. which is an ironic thing to learn, considering. that irony is only going to be noticed by a few people, but its still there. i need to take a lesson from myself, but thats so much easier said than done.

HA that last sentence sounds like one of those girls who's facebook statuses are like "my life is so hard". i didnt mean to sound like that at all. those girls are so annoying. i just feel like everyone doesnt always need to know everything thats going on.

this was like steam of consciousness, im not even sure it makes sense to me.
but anyways, theres that. i have to go get Michael pizza.

kelly