A Friendly Conversation

Today, I had theatre. And one of my best friends is in the class as well. Actually, a lot of my really good friends are in that class.

Anyway, we kind of got to talking about a lot of stuff, namely social media and what we're going to do with it after we graduate. I honestly hadn't really thought about what I'm going to do with social media after I graduate. This blog is definitely staying, and maybe I'll even post more than once a month, which is about my average. I think if I do that, things will change and I'll have exciting things to say to all of you.

The things that will be going away, to some extent:

• Pinterest
• Why? It's sucked my life away and it isn't really worth my time. I mean, sure it might have some pretty great tips and stuff for a college student, but I don't care enough about it to continue it after graduation.
• Facebook
• Okay, so I know that Facebook is going to be important when I leave home because of family members that live out of state already, but I just have no interest in updating every day and learning about what everyone is doing. What's your business is yours, and what business is mine is mine. Simple as that. 
• Twitter
• Twitter feels like a waste of time to me. Sure, I can find out about what Misha Collins is doing on it, but it's not really my favorite thing. I used to love it, when I was a sophomore and a junior, but now that I'm getting ready to graduate, it also means that I'm getting ready to sever ties with a lot of people, which also means getting rid of a lot of social media
• Vine
• Please, don't get me started on Vine. The end.

I will be keeping my Instagram because I enjoy seeing the pictures that everyone shares. That's about it. 

Also, I haven't thought about how else I'm going to keep in touch with people, but that's what email and letters are for. And who doesn't love getting a letter in the mail? I know I enjoy it a lot. Like, it's pretty fantabulous (yes, I am aware that it isn't a real word). 

And now, on to college.

This sdfh is scary. I haven't exactly applied anywhere yet, but I really want to go to Seattle or Boulder. It just depends on where I get accepted, etc. 

 I'm totally going to rock this college thing

Yeah, so that's me right now.

Peace out!