been a long time coming
Not much else to say, I suppose. Macklin might be in Seattle next year after all, despite the fact that he never applied to Cornish. He's applying to UW this year, for romance languages (he speaks Frenck fluently) and literature. So it's a good thing he's not going to Cornish, as he doesn't really want to continue acting. It'll be nice to see him every now and then, butI'm glad that he'll most likely be living in the dorms and therefore not with me. I dunno if I could live with him all the time. I have an interesting living situation coming up. Or rather, I'm going to need to think about what to do about it soon. I'm going back to the Bay Area over the summer, leaving Tabitha there on her own. The choices there are to either keep mailing her my half of rent every month, or subletting my half. I don;t know about that, because it would have to be some one Tabitha knew and wanted to share a room with, as well as some one we could trust to pay on time, and I could trust not to go through the stuff I leave up there. So I don't think that's an option. However-Tabitha might be moving back to the Bay Area permanently after the summer. If she decides that, I think I'll tell her it makes more sense to move at the beginning, so that I can find a new apartment, or new roomate. What would be good in that case is if there were a room in Anne Marie's building open. A little more expensive, but closer to school, and it would be nice to have my own room. In which case, should I stay in Seattle over the summer, to look for a place? There's a lot of stuff I can't bring down with me (my bed, desk, file cabinet etc. Basically all I can bring is clothes and books) and it would cost a lot to store all that. Makes more sense to just stay with it, yesh? And then I'd get a job up there, so I wouldn't have to just work for the summer, in general that would solve a lot of little things like that. But I want to stay here this summer. I love the Bay Area, I want to live with Matt, but I don't know if that'll be entirely feasible. I don't know. We shall see. I just don't like not knowing, not having a good picture of what's going to happen, what I should prepare for. Anyway, I think I've used this space to bounce off enough ideas, I'm going to go now.