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[eleneariel]

The brief "perfect period" of spring has past except for random moments, and the weather is rapidly reminding me of why I generally hate summer. (Bugs. Heat. Blistering heat. And more heat.) I don't think I can quite bear to hate this summer, however, since I'll be turning 20 in the
presence of my bestest friend.

(savetheolives is coming!)

I can't quite believe I'll be out of my teenage years. It's not that I feel like the time has gone so fast (though it has, especially the last two years) or that I feel too young to be 20 (only part of the time) or that it seems like a ripe old age (contrarily, it seems awfully young in general.) It's just that when I was little I assumed that I would be doing Great Things by this age. Like...I'm not sure what, but they would
be great. Or important. Or something.

Comments

[pansyprincess.livejournal.com]

I turned 20 in the presence of one of my dearest friends, too. :) I can tell you that it makes it alot easier. ;)

[equuschick.livejournal.com]

Must.Find.You.Present. You're proving to be difficult that way, my love. ;)
Congrats on turning 20 in the presence of your bestest friend, though I'm frightfully jealous. You'll all be having too much fun without me. :-P

[eattheolives.livejournal.com]

I'll give you suggestions...? (Think: books always welcome!)

Lol, really, I will love whatever I receive from you. =D

[ivoryrose2986.livejournal.com]

Oh, I know, when I was little I was sure I'd be *so* mature when I was 18. Hello, reality! 20 was so old I barely even believed people lived that long. *grins* Now a lot of my friends are turning 20, and I'll be next ere long!

[maidintheusa.livejournal.com]

Congratulations! I had my bestest friend to help me too. It was great.

I felt the exact same way...and I still do.