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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required We’re coming up on the spooky pumpkin-latte season, when days suddenly end, while I’m busy in some sterile, fluorescent chemistry-lab and there’s nothing to do but walk down dark science-hill to the dorm. Is that rustling the sound of leaves or footsteps? The most effective horror stories come from spaces of doubt and hover between reality and possibility - but no fears, this isn’t my Halloween story. Apparently, there was a scandal last year, about underage girls being served at bars around Yale - I mean, seriously, who knew? Sunny’s still having fun. She’s out every other night like a hunting cat ‘meeting’ all these new freshie girls. She has the best takes. Her hungover Sunday morning debriefs are not to be missed. I’ve gotten comments that suggested that the party lives of U-girls are seen as dysfunctional, but to me they’re perfectly normal. Everyone seems to want college life to be saccharine and sanitized. I figure most students live highly stressed lives. We’re expected to show up to multiple classes, on time, prepared and be ready to perform at the highest levels academically - then add to these pressures our elaborate social and study demands. Young adulthood is strict in ways you may not remember. Poor us. *sigh* So we have a little fun. I’ve been bottled-up, by and large, this semester - mostly by my own twisted need to get ahead in every subject and I joined a Yale Society - dumb, I know, like I have the time. I was tapped and Annick (my sister) said “DO IT!” I bet I quit when the going gets tough. Why did I think senior year would be easier? Fall semester is a time famous for freshmen heartbreak - with everyone newly away from home and old boyfriends. About that... I hate it when boyfriends get old and you have to get rid of them. Not chronologically old - don’t call your lawyer, this isn’t ageism rearing its ugly head. There’s the chafing-like pre-breakup irritation, because you’re suddenly separated by distance and experience. it’s easy to feel out of touch and unable to voice your joy about the new life you’re living. It’s the little things that tend to bother you first, like the sudden strangeness of lingering silence on the once-exciting video calls. Ugg, breakups - the subject freaks me out - I get shivers up my spine and feel nauseous, just thinking about them - I’m not mocking heartbreak. Where was I? Oh, yeah. Adolescence should feature at least one earth-shaking, world-shifting, heartbreaking first love - unless, of course, covid happened. Do I harp back to covid lockdown too much? Well, it happened. It was our Vietnam, and we were unprepared. There’s a guy showing me some persistent interest - something I have no time for - or interest in. He’s a tall, sporty, transfer student from Princeton. Not unattractive, in a sort of eager, and dense, hipster way. “I have a boyfriend,” I told him, hoping to discourage him off. “He must be invisible,” he observed, several days later. Then, “If you’d give me a chance, you’d soon find out I’m a sparkling conversationalist.” He updogged. “Introverts,” I said, “we should be running the world, but no one listens to us.” “I like a woman with ambition,” he said, encouragingly. “Go away,” I replied, and he did. But he was back in the morning because he’s in my residence and we share a shuttle bus stop. sigh Question: Why are they still calling storms hurricanes? I mean, now that they can have male or female names, shouldn’t they be themicanes? . . A song for this: Alfie by Cilla Black Does Everyone Stare by The Police
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