Since arriving home in Sweet Home Alabama, I have been working a lot to get to my goal before my big move. It feels as though I have been home for forever and that camp was so long ago, but I haven't even been home for a month yet. 

Another big task I have set out to accomplish is finding my apartment in Seattle. Now THIS was a task. Location, price, and amenities are all things to compromise and figure out. BUT, I think I have landed on potential apartment and I have two options! 

Right in the heart of Downtown Seattle, I think I may have my STUDIO apartment and I cant wait to move. Which brings me to my next task: finding someone who would LOVE to drive for 5 days and spend New Year's with me in my new home. :) Sounds exciting right? Who WOULDN'T want to go? Haha!

To be honest my life is boring yet exciting all at once. Is that even possible? :) I have a lot of fun events coming up! I just wrapped a scramble horror film this past weekend and the screening is in about a week at Sloss Furnaces...scary! And this weekend I will be eating so much delicious Greek food at the Birmingham Greek Food Festival! :) 

Remember...

Live and Love, 
Reagan 

5:00AM -- Wake up at the Buckskill House, East Hampton, NY. 
6:30AM -- Depart Buckskill House toward train station, East Hampton, NY. 
7:08AM -- Train Departs East Hampton toward Jamaica, NY. 
9:40AM -- Train transfer in Jamaica, NY to train toward Penn Station NY, NY. 
11:07AM -- NJ Transit train departs toward Newark Airport. 
11:57AM -- AirTrain to Newark Airport terminal. 
12:46PM -- Luggaged checked, security checked, coffee purchased, lunch eaten.

A busy and eventful day thus far. With the helpfulness of strangers with my obnoxiously large luggage (yay for checking in TWO bags?) and having a travel buddy along the way I have made it to the A15 terminal at Newark Airport. 

More than ever I am ready to be home with family and friends. Today is an important day in the lives of many people. Football in the South is a "religion", but today it is also a celebration of the determined spirit of those in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and the South as a whole. Those lost on April 27, 2011 will never be forgotten and the rebuilding efforts will never weaken. We are one and we will never be down. 

Roll Tide Nation! :) A big thank you goes out to the team from Kent State for their efforts in rebuilding in Tuscaloosa this week prior to their game again the Crimson Tide today. 

I am thankful for the experiences, friendships, and memories I have made here this summer and I am very excited to see what will develop in my next chapter, "post-college." It's terrifying to think that in a few short months I will be across the country from everyone I know and care about with no one really there to "take care of me," but I think I am closer to being ready for the adventure. 

Here's to Timber Lake, Bunk 7, Inside Jokes, Monday Day Off, Buckskill, HCDC and all those that were there for the tears, laughs, and "fun" nights. Thank you. 

Live and Love, 

Reagan