21 May, 2008
So, that whole, “New real post tonight!” thing from a couple days ago was a total lie. Clearly, I did not make any posts until this one, so for that I’m sorry. Although, I doubt anyone reads this thing anymore anyway (did anyone ever? Bridget, perhaps..maybe Lia).
These past few months have been a bit mixed in terms of feelings and wellness. I cried in the office of a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, and then again to a medical student in the examination room of my GP, and was thusly diagnosed with anxiety disorder. I’m on anti-depressants now, and I haven’t felt any difference yet (and still won’t for another week or so), but the other anti-anxiety medication I’m on works like magic, so that’s nice.
I’ve been spending a lot of time at home, which I know isn’t much different from before, but my dad found an apartment, and is moving out after Paul graduates, which is endlessly weird and sad (Dad moving out, not Paul graduating). Even though I’m keeping my apartment in the city, I’ll be working and being in San Rafael for most of the summer…I don’t want Paul to feel as though he has to deal with the separation by himself. Also, those friends of mine who will be coming back for the summer will be in San Rafael, so it’s all just easier.
I’ve had two finals so far, Shakespeare and Classic Greek Culture, and in a few hours I have my Labour Studies final. It’s nice to be able to get everything over with more quickly, although I still have one final left on Friday. Annoying, but at least I’ll be done. It’s all been pretty easy so far; my Greek final took me less than twenty minutes, including the written portion…I checked over it thrice, and after turning it in and shaking hands with Leitao, I still couldn’t shake the feeling that I’d missed a bunch of questions on the reverse sides of the pages, but I saw someone in the student center who was from my class, and he assured me I was all right.
All in all, though, I’d say that everything is pretty good. I’m on the path of no-anxiety, I have one easy final left and one I-Don’t-Know final. My grandparents are coming to visit for a whole month, and I’m really excited to see them. Summer will be hot and wonderful, and I’ll be able to escape to my Twenty-Degrees-Cooler apartment in the city whenever I want. I guess you could say that everything is just as it’s supposed to be right now. I’m satisfied. I’m going to go eat a vegan cookie.






