I got home at 2 in the moring after hanging out with the crowd in downtown Palo Alto (the town Stanford University is in) and boy was I surprised by the nightlife there. I've never waited longer than I did for Cheesecake Factory last night, over an hour. Plus the half hour drive up 237 and 101, who knew there would be traffic? By the way, the pumpkin cheesecake tastes like whipped pumpkin pie filling. ew. But there was some real hotties and lots of teen and college age people on dates seated next to us. I love this town, even though Stanford is invaded by Asians, I wasn't surrounded by them downtown, which always makes me happy. It was a really good night, I basically drove a big circle around the south bay ate some good food and met some more of Brian's friends.
Today, I opened up Google reader and finished off
328 blog posts. Yes, really, 328, I should have screenshotted it. So there are some random comments on some posts and a few more to come that I haven't commented on yet.
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Now to the point of this post. Yesterday afternoon while I was updating the firmware to my Nokia I decided to get a head start on my college applications. My transfer applications for the University of California system. Basically I'm almost done with my incarceration at community college so once again I get to fill out tons of forms and write personal statements and wait as my dreams get crushed (again). WOO HOO!
I'm pretty optimistic but it's very bittersweet because I went through this two years ago and I can't believe its already been that long. What happened to the time? I thought about how hard it was for me back then. It took me a long time to finish and it was a bit heartbreaking to get rejections and acceptances. But it was all very exciting to think that I was going to be a college student. Now the only reason I am excited is because it means the end to De Asia. I don't want to move. I like being at home because its comfortable and easy and private in a way that moving to a new place and sharing an apartment would never be.
When Brian and I got back to his place he asked me what I did all day. Cheesecake factory was too loud to hold a conversation. I told him about the college apps and he started to cry, weep, tears, fetal position and all. I was a bit puzzled but I held him anyways and asked him why he was cry. He said he was afriad I was going to leave him. I tired to reason with him and tell him it was ok and that it was a year away but he didn't seem to care, he just kept going until he snapped out of it and told me he would move with me. Then he asked me if he wanted me too. I gave him an honest answer. I wasn't sure right now and I probably wouldn't want him to uproot his life. I saw in his face that he was disappointed in that answer but he said he understood.
Now the question I am asking myself is, should I apply to more local colleges just as an option and take him into consideration? Or should I stick with my original plan of moving far away and seeing what happens with him?
I could honestly see myself doing either. I never want to be that person that bases their life around another person but it seems very hard when you are with that person to not consider them and have them shape your decision in some way.
I knew I wanted you the first time that I saw you walk by
That I need you forever when your eyes met mine
I loved you the first time I heard you speak my name
You'd be the beauty in my life, always-S