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It's weird to me that I've only posted 23 posts this year and that the year is more than half done. Summer is coming to a close, which I'm a little melancholy about by the way, and fall is slowly coming upon us. I love the fall. I dare say, I love it a tad more than the summer.

Summer = snow cones, flip flops, coconut scented tanning oil, bbq's and everything loud and boisterous. 

Fall = warm sweaters and long sleeved shirts that I bought the beginning of the summer for a quarter at 
Old Navy, cute socks, quiet, chilly autumn evenings and bon fires, pumpkins, Halloween and Thanksgiving. 

I love the fall. I love that it isn't going to be hot. Although, we've had a pretty mild summer compared to everywhere else in the world. Anyway...I digress. 

I'm ready for school to start. Although, I'm going to miss sleeping in and not having to do homework. But really? I ready to have something to do aside from going to work and hating the fact that my job is pretty much a dead end as far as a career goes. 
Which, I don't know why people would want to make a career out of working at a call center. Don't they know there's better jobs out in the world than sitting on their butts and not really making a difference in the world? I think it's just lame. 

Again...I digress.

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