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My, but it's nice to see your smile...
I haven't seen it for a while

*big, deep, special sigh* Yesterday was so perfect and amazing. I finally got to see my love. ¡ELEVEN DAYS WITHOUT HIM, PEOPLE! It isn't such a big number, but for what all has been going on lately, it was a rough time. But everything seems to be getting better now. I haven't felt this good since the end of April. My worries are slowly slipping away. Everything is beginning to be as it should.

I knew I wasn't going to be able to finish school in August, and had to tell my dad about that. It was really stressful for a little while, but after I realized that I was going to be done for sure in September...I'm blissful. My parents are happy, too. Around the time my dad told me that there was no insane pressure on me (despite that there was when I first revealed that I wasn't going to hit deadline) was when I was told that I could see Cameron. They originally told me I wasn't going to be able to see him until I graduated. Which would have been another two weeks or so.

Then right after I found that out, my parents inform me that we are moving back to Flat Rock. This tickles me pink because I never wanted to be in Asheville in the first place. Not to mention I will be A LOT closer to Cam. Instead of 35-40 minutes away, it will be somewhere around 15. That's freaking awesome, dude.

AND on top of that, the Disney trip with my love and my parentals is coming up soon! AHHHH!!! *runs around wildly*

Everything is coming together finally. Thank you Cam, for sticking through all of my bad moods, my random attacks of pessimism, and my overall weirdness. You never ceased to do everything you could to make me feel better. I love you so very much. <3 **%%

Your Brain's Pattern

You have a tempered, reasonable way of thinking. You tend to take every new idea in, and meld it with your world view. For you, everything is always changing. Each moment is different. Your thinking process tends to be very natural - with no beginnings or endings.