I graduate in exactly one month. Yes, it’s a frightening thought.<\/p>\n
Officially, I only have a week’s worth of classes left, and my thesis will be finished by next week (it’s not due until May 9th, but I just want to finish it). There’s only two ballroom practices left, and I only have 5 Masses left at Holy Cross (including Baccalaureate Mass). Kimball’s almost finished, and I have my final reflection meeting for the Magis program next week.<\/p>\n
And while everything seems to be rushing toward the end, I’m still enjoying my time here day by day. Yes, there’s lots of work to do (understatement. I even finished a lot of work over the break, and I still have work galore!), but I know that it will all get finished…eventually. But the late nights with friends, the conversations with professors, simply walking around campus (even when it’s raining) – I’m trying to enjoy and make time for all of those things before 10:30 a.m. on May 27th.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I graduate in exactly one month. Yes, it’s a frightening thought. Officially, I only have a week’s worth of classes left, and my thesis will be finished by next week (it’s not due until May 9th, but I just want to finish it). There’s only two ballroom practices left, and I only have 5 Masses … <\/p>\n