tomato tomahto

so i think its weird when people pronounce words all weird like. like syrup. if you say it like seerup, then you're weird. sorry. and i don't know, warsh. ahh. don't be saying warsh. segway.

i went to destination iowa state the other day. you know, the event for freshman and first year students. i got a lot of free stuff. it was sweet. i won a t-shirt by throwing darts. i don't wanna brag but i hit the balloon i was aiming for and popped that sucka. there was free food and i got a t-shirt with the fight song. BUT i had to wait for a speaker to do his thang for like two hours. it was one of those guys who speaks about the taboo topics. the ones where you wanna tug at your shirt collar and say eheheheh. he was really funny too and was able to get his points across well. he was an emotional speaker and brought his family across the country to every place he went. he was good but he spoke a looong time. im only telling you about him because i couldn't just grab a shirt and leave, i had to sit through it. BUT BUT i felt like i was still a freshman. it felt so familiar. i felt like everyone else. i think this whole year will be that way. i will see someone who is a freshman and understand what they are going through. i just don't feel like a sophomore yet. and i think i narrowed down the reason why. the thing is... i think... is because i've grown up around iowa state university my whole life. i live down the street. soo going back to school while still living here makes me feel like nothings changed. it kind of like in high school, but i feel way stronger this year. i feel like these years in college might run together because everything i know is here already. i don't know i can't separate last year from now yet. it feels so not long ago. we will see how it goes. but whatever right?

and its pronounced sherBET