Its been a while

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I have no wrote in a while in here. Been really busy and been kind of lazy. A lot of things have been happening and I don’t really feel like getting into a lot of it. I only have a few more weeks left until I move back to Bethesda. I am looking forward to it a lot and although everything did not turn out how I planned it is okay.

I am sure that everything is for the best. I am ready to grab Washington by the horns and accomplishing all of my goals. Believe me there are a lot to accomplish.

I am going to attempt to continue to write more often, write about different things, cultivate my mind.

I registered for a little one credit class that I just needed to get out of the way hopefully it will ease me back into school. I am taking a whopping 5 classes next semester. It is going to be a lot of work but as usual I will persevere and continue to move forward in a positive direction.

I’m just going to make one small comment about a recent chain of events. I have been slightly foolish and childish and living in a dream world. It is important to know your worth. I finally realize mine. Never settle for somebody who does not give you the love and respect that you deserve. People do not change. No one is perfect - I know that, but some people you just have to move past , they are like a penny with a hole in it. Hopeless.

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