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8.28.2005
Last day

My dog, Bailey, has been extra lovable as of late. Every so often as I go about the house or pause from my routine, I catch her looking at me, her expression solemn. All the packing I've been doing is not lost on her, she knows I am moving out and even now, as I type this, she is watching me from the living room. It is so sad. Yesterday as I loaded up my car with bags and boxes, she did this little dance in the driveway before leaping to the passenger side seat. She wanted so badly to come along, but there was no room for her and all my stuff and I had to ask her to get out. Poor girl, I felt so terrible. She has been such a good dog to me.

I really hope that this decision to live in Bellingham and go to school there is the right one. I am thankful that I'll be living in such close proximity to Bryn and Ash who are as dear to me as family, but I will miss this hippy hobbit castle with its tower, woodstove, and it's round, beveled doorways. I will miss my bedroom, which I spent countless hours shutup inside reading, playing my PS2 or daydreaming. Most of all, I will miss living with my Sister.

I am such an odd case! Why am I no longer excited to move? Today marks the beginning of a much needed change, why all of a sudden, am I overwhelmed with so much doubt and regret?



5 Comments:

At 12:14 PM, Blogger Fallout75 said...

It's time to continue your journey in life and put away the past and create a new milestone for yourself. Life is an adventure, it takes courage to face the unknown and travel forth with only hope and dreams. I know you will make things happen, believe in yourself and you will do great things.

Sincerely,
Your brother in Christ.

 
At 10:33 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I have never yet had to make a decision to leave home or anything. But when the time comes after high school I think I will have to. Even now I'm looking forward to joining my brother in England, because sometimes things get so frustrating you just want to leave everything behind.

Kristofer is right though, nothing good is left behind without regret.

I wish you all the best and keep bloggin!

 
At 5:54 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Actually hon, today is the first day of the rest of your life. I'm proud of you.....and behind you in whatever you do or you need.

With much love,
Mom

 
At 8:21 AM, Blogger Matt said...

Hobbit castles and country roads will give way to idealistic kids, friday afternoon anti-war protest,and sea gulls. Good luck in B-town.

 
At 9:00 AM, Blogger Jessi said...

Thanks guys...

Wish I had never posted that now, because once I got on the road, all was well. Though parting with Sister was pretty tearful.

 

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