Its almost over

Today I realized, that I only have one more semester of school to do, before I begin real, real adult life, and have to start paying off student loans, and finding an apartment, and finding a big-boy job, and deciding where I want to live (which will be where I can find work likely), and how to manage all the other commitments in my life. I guess it seems to be creeping up on me rather fast. I'm not sure I like it. But at the same time, I really am excited.

In the Spring I'll have a Mass Com Certificate and my associates. Not exactly glamorous perhaps for the 6 years I've spent in college, but its a huge step me. And I've finally found a field that I enjoy an endless amount of possibilities as career opportunities and artistic opportunities. I'd like to go back eventually and get that dang B.A but for now, this works, and I'm very excited to keep practicing film.

I'm pretty thankful right now for a part-time job too, however boring it is, because it helps me see the most beautiful and wonderful person in the world every few weeks: my sweetheart.

She's the kindest, most understanding person I know, and extremely pretty (has these adorable ears that turn red when she blushes) and is one of the brightest and most fun girl I know. I'm quite happily in love with her (and lucky me she loves me too), and quite thankful that I have such a person in my life right now.

I'm also thankful for my best friend bro. Without his patience, and continued companionship, my life would be utterly boring.

I'm thankful for my family and siblings, even though they can be a pain, I love them all. All 9 of them.

I'm working on a documentary right now, about World War 2 Vets, but focused on men who are non-combatants and served during the war in a function that didnt involve using guns persay. I'm thinking about calling it "Not A Soldier", because both of the men I interviewed seemed to think they were not soldiers since they didnt carry a gun, even though they were enlisted. I think that's ridiculous, because they certainly were soldiers, and played very important and interesting roles in the war. I'm excited to see how this turns out.