December 10th

I'm actually surprised that I've gone this far in the month, remembering to update here each day.  I know sometimes I don't really have much to say, but whatever.  I'm always saying something, which (I think) is somewhat impressive.

There's ONE WEEK left of classes!!!  Well, one week plus one day.  Next week (this week? I always get confused with that.  When do you say next week and when do you say this week? That's ALWAYS confused me.) anyways.  This/Next week, the week coming up, the 13th to the 17th is the LAST FULL WEEK OF CLASSES!!!  Wow.  I just... This semester is over already?  It felt like it was going by really fast until Thanksgiving break (November 25th: "it's Thanksgiving already?  Didn't we just do Halloween a week ago???") but then, after break it started to just drag by soooo s-l-o-o-o-o-o-o-l-y (November 30th: "Oh my godddddd how much longer until this f-ing semester ends already?!?"), and now the closer it gets to finals, the faster it's starting to go ("Oh my god! Finals are NEXT WEEK?!?!?!  When the f did that happen??").  I'm almost positive it's not just me feeling that way.

Why does no one get that I don't want anything for myself for Christmas this year?  I don't need anything.  There's stuff I want, yeah.  Everyone has stuff they want.  But I have so much stuff already.  And plus, I'd rather buy my own stuff than have other people buy it and give it to me.  But what I want this year for Christmas is for people to donate a toy to Toys For Tots or money to Hannah's Hope Fund.  I like seeing other people happy.  That makes me happy, seeing other people happy because happiness is contagious.  So if everyone else is happy at Christmas, I'll be happy too.  I'd be happy not getting anything under the tree.  But no one seems to understand that.  They all think I "have to" have something under the Christmas tree to open.  But I don't.  Why should I get presents when some kids out there don't get anything?  Little kids who still believe in Santa Claus, they should get presents.  Every kid out there (who celebrates Christmas) deserves to have a present to unwrap Christmas morning.  That's a  part of childhood.  So why don't more people donate to Toys For Tots?  I just don't get it!

11 more days until I get to give my downstairs neighbors their Christmas presents!  I'm seriously so excited about that, especially giving Pat the picture of the kids.  Mom says that she will probably cry when she opens it.  I hope not.  Even if it's tears of happiness, I never know what to do when someone cries.

On the downside of the semester being almost over... There's only two more Tuesday/Thursday tutoring sessions.  So only two more days that I know I'll get to see her.  I don't know, maybe that's a good thing.  I'll miss seeing her, but I think it'll be good to not see her for a bit.  I really hope she'll be there again in the Spring semester though.  I wish I had the courage to say something to her.  I want to, so bad.  But I'm too chicken.  I love talking to her though.  She makes me laugh.  I make her laugh.  Conversation seems to flow so easily and so naturally between the two of us, if we're the only two there.  If we're, say, in the tutoring room talking with other people around... that's when conversation is just... weird.  That's when conversation is full of "ums" and "uhs" and looking at the other person but then quickly looking away, looking down at the table or up at the clock.

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