fall.

I love fall, it's one of my favorite times of the year. Can't wait for corn mazes, apple cider, (starbucks is my fave :) ) fun with friends, doorbell ditching, (I'm a pro!) getting to wear boots, halloween atmosphere, etc. There's just something about it that makes me so happy. Yay!

and

I love my life right now :D

That's about it.

xoxo
ash

better.

This week hasn't been the best {last post}. But it has gotten better. Wednesday was Eric's viewing and the Oviedo crew had a celebration of his life--aka PARTYYY. Pretty much everyone, minus one or two people showed up at some point during the course of the night. He would have been proud. It was good to see everyone. We printed off two big pictures that we really liked of him, signed one and the other was just plain. I am sending those along with a card that we signed as well to his family on Monday. His funeral was Thursday and it was really well done. Man, it's sad to know that he's not in DC right now, when he was so excited to be able to go. Although, he's in a better place now, with the Lord. Thoughts and prayers are with the Wright family.

Ok, good to get that out of my system.
Nothing else deserves to go in this post.

xoxo
Ash

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is how I feel right now.

It goes from being a fa-nnnnn-tastic first week of school {which I will write more about when I am in a better mood} to a crappy one.

I make it a point to stay positive in all that I say and do (including journals/blogs), but I need to say some things. I'm not usually negative.

A friend from the study abroad program I went on this last summer passed away. Although, I didn't know him that well, he was a great friend in the time I did get to spend with him, and he was funnier than ANYTHING. Not kidding. He was in Washington DC for an intership (when it happened), and he had talked about going all summer, He was so excited about going, and boom, one week into it, he's gone. Makes you realize how precious life is. It was definitely a wake up call for me--don't take the little things in life for granted and be careful in all that you do. That makes no sense, but hopefully the few that read this will just get it.

This is a sucky, sucky feeling. Thanks to my parents and all my friends for helping me out. Tomorrow will be a better day.

Ash