



Pictures: Fishing last summer, the stone house at Konza, Shalee and I at the K-State Carnival last year, and me and some Kappa girls acting kinda CrAzY... We're sleeping Beauties!! Duh!
Okay so do you ever feel like you need to not be around people... to have some alone time with yourself. To think, or just be you and simply recharge? See it's kind of funny because in high school, I used to think that I was an all out people person; I was an extravert to the max! But now that I've gotten older, I'm appreciating the times I have to just me or only a few others. Don't get me wrong I LOVE PEOPLE - but I can be totally content and feel incredibly productive all by myself.
This weekend, I was able to have A LOT of alone time - most of that was reading... either my bible or text books. I'm learning soo much about myself - about life, God, City planning and all the things that go into that... its' quite exciting to feel yourself gaining knowledge.
Also, I have been all about making a list of things I want to do in Manhattan this semester... I've started my list with kayaking on Tuttle (once it is nice out, and the sun decides to warm things up, I want to go some saturday and paddle around all day), I want to go to Konza before the sun rises, I want to go to Wamego to the Tulip Festival, I'm planning on riding my bike on Linear trail multiple times, I want to camp out somewhere, and build a fire to roast march mallows for smores, I want to make it to multiple k-state baseball games, fly a kite, go fishing (shalee along side), shoot a gun..(any boys want to help??), go golfing a couple times (Kathryn is invited), plant my garden soon, I love 4-wheeling in the mud aka "mudding" so if anyone want a partner, and I want to deliver May Day baskets to my friends!
I know there are quite a few here, but why wouldn't I want to make Manhattan my palette to paint on? There are soo many lost opportunities because I can't think of anything.. well NOW I've at least started my list so it shouldn't happen again! So if anyone want to join in... give me a jingle!