Xanga has changed alot since I've been here...I'm kinda lost....hopefully this will work...

So I've got these grey capri pants that I've discovered are the best...so far today I've spilled dots of coffee on them while driving to work listening to Dave Matthews and shifting gears. When I got to work I sprayed navel organge on them and the reason why I say these are the best pants is because you can't even tell that I've spilled so much on them! The only bad thing about them is that I can't wear them everyday. Or can I...? Because this is an online blog, my attempt at being originally insightful is this: Sometimes in life we mess up, we spray and spill. Some people are wearing white pants and you can tell they've messed up, some people are wearing printed pants and it doesn't even matter if there are spills or not and me, I wear grey pants that just invisa every spill. Though you cannot tell, my grey capris need warm water, gentle cycle. Whether we're honest about our spills or not, we all share the need to be washed.

I began this xanga my freshman year and now I am 3 exams and one paper away from graduating with a BS in Biology.  Much has changed, like what I think about evolution and some things are still the same, like my preference for the color green.  Its funny the way things work out.  I used to cry out of emotional pain at the sight of Florida Southern College and now, I just might cry when they tell me I have to leave.  And I'm ready to move on---experience new changes, see what stays the same.  But first I have to finish this paper...

I recently took a strong interest inventory test  to help direct me after I graduate and I've got it---my dream plan as of October 4, 2006.

2007:
   This summer I will go on the Australia trip and take up drawing and photography.
   Later this summer I will take 2 classes that will allow me to be a science teacher.
   In the fall I will teach Biology to middle schoolers.
   While I'm teaching I will be fufilling requirements for Medical School.

2009:
   I will later attend FATIMA University in the Philippines to become a medical doctor.

2013 and beyond:
   I will work with Partners in Health or Doctors without Borders while I photograph my experiences for the rest of     my life.