I Am Going To Miss This Place
Yesterday I finished my last exam, and now I guess I'm done with college. In the moment, I never thought about all the things I'd miss, but already my housemates and I are beginning the move-out process and the weight of the changes to come is hitting me like a ton of bricks.
No more lectures, no more homework, no more studying, no more procrastinating. No more living in a house with my friends. No more walking around campus. No more all-you-can-eat dining hall food. No more playing with the cat. No more sitting on the roof and enjoying the sun. No more gathering around a fire in the backyard. No more big frisbee games at night on the empty soccer fields.
There's so much I'm going to miss that I always took for granted as just something to do to pass the time. There will be a lot of holes in my life to fill with new things, but I know that things will be different. I know that [i]I[/i] will be different.
I'd like to ask a question, too:
What do you remember fondly even though you didn't think much of it at the time?
No more lectures, no more homework, no more studying, no more procrastinating. No more living in a house with my friends. No more walking around campus. No more all-you-can-eat dining hall food. No more playing with the cat. No more sitting on the roof and enjoying the sun. No more gathering around a fire in the backyard. No more big frisbee games at night on the empty soccer fields.
There's so much I'm going to miss that I always took for granted as just something to do to pass the time. There will be a lot of holes in my life to fill with new things, but I know that things will be different. I know that [i]I[/i] will be different.
I'd like to ask a question, too:
What do you remember fondly even though you didn't think much of it at the time?
