Since this is like the gossip girl of the albany region, lets chat about relationships, why don't we? I am excited to say I am promptly leaving albany as soon as this weekend is over ( I'd leave sooner but caleb lionheart and marine electric are playing on Saturday) which means by time I get back, in June, hopefully the dumb girl and none the less guy drama will be over with. With spring here and summer coming for some odd reason everyone feels the need to date or hook up with each other. And apparently NO ONE is off limits. It’s like insect. Everyone dates each other than swaps girlfriends or boyfriends. With the new semester looming I suggest one thing, let’s break free from the dumb web that our friend groups have made for us. Meet new people, and better yet date new people. There is absolutely no reason we have to date our best friends ex’s or our best friends for that matter. Things are just getting weird around this place, and I hate to say it but Long Island is looking pretty good right now, and with out drama.
Now When I said I would be talking about relationships I didn’t just mean boyfriend and girlfriends I mean just plain friendship too. Like Katelyn said before me a huge change is going to happen next year, I can feel it. I’m not sure what it will be but something drastic is going to blow everyone’s minds, and I can’t wait. So why is everyone so afraid of change like katelyn asked, well my dear friends, change simply means that we are growing old and growing up, which is a very scary thought. Growing up has been on my mind recently, I guess because I can now say I am “in my twenties”, My question to you all is why is everyone so afraid to grow up, and grow old. Being old should be considered beautiful, the older you get the more knowledge you have, of yourself, of other people, of everything really and isn’t that what life is all about? The main part of growing up is growing apart as well, from friends or boyfriends or girlfriends, and I think that what is such a scary thought is. There is nothing wrong with growing apart from one another, I guess it’s is part of you’re life’s path. If friendship isn’t meant to be than it won’t be, and same is true for relationships.


Out with the old in with the new
So good-bye city, hello beaches!