This is it!

Well, its the morning of my last day of school here at LSU. My plans:

1. Make some breakfast
2. Go to the Library and buy some coffee with my Tiger Cash (I've got $2.33 left and if I don't use it...I lose it!!!)
3. Take my last final ever! (NeuroAnatomy...but its only on 2 days of lecture notes!)
4. Maybe tear up a little as I turn the final in
5. Bust out the doors of Huey P. Long and say, "I did it!"
6. Go to Alabama with Justin to find an Apartment and visit the beach!

I'm excited. Everything went by so fast!

The end is near!!!

With only 11 days of school left here at LSU, I find myself becoming a little sentimental. Well besides the fact that I am supposed to be making my NeuroAnatomy final study guide, I figure there is always time to reminisce. My mom took some 'Senior Pictures' of which she is so proud of about a month ago. I love this campus and I am really going to miss being here everyday. It's the most beautiful place in Baton Rouge. I have my favorite places all over campus, some that has already changed (the bowling alley in the union and the bench in the enchanted forest), and some that I can hopefully revisit later in life and someday bring my children to and say, "Look, that's where mommy used to study or take a break when she was stressed or eat awesome chicken Parmesan wraps..." I've had the most amazing time here. 2003 National Championship on my birthday while I was on a ski trip with the BCM, winner of the catapult war in my one and only engineering class, late night delirious study groups for Chemistry 1201 and 1202, for everyday one semester Hanna and I would pool our money and see what we could snack on from Foster's cafe, my Calculus teacher took me to eat at the cafeteria (nothing funny, we were both Walker High School graduates), sandwiches from the French House, on game days me and my dorm mate, Tara, would dress like twins and paint our faces, some friends and I had a pic nic in the quad once between classes, Spring Break 2005 I went to Gulf Shores with my current roommate, Denon, and other friends Jenny and Derek...we roughed it for 3 days in a tent on a camping grounds (cold showers, bugs, sleeping uncomfortably under the stars...we played twister in a tent...until our ex-convict neighbor told us to quiet down, then offered us alcohol), breakfast at Louie's with Morgan and the gang, my internship at the NeuroMedical Center, Highland coffee's flavored brewed coffee, 3 hour break on Thursdays last semester when Justin and I started hanging out, the most amazing...WICKED bus trip!, $3 lemonade on the parade grounds, ballroom dancing....so obviously I could go on and on. I have had so much fun here...and I have met wonderful people. Teachers that make me love what I'm learning and inspire me (and others that make me hate life!) I wouldn't trade any moment of my time here!

Well I'm going back to studying and learning the Alma Mater so I can sing it at Graduation.