I'M BACK! Maybe. I'm never consistent with this thing, but I can be as random as I want.
Senior year. Holy cow. I'm still trying to adjust. It's already going by super fast and I feel like I'll be out of here and on a mission in no time.
I'm quite overwhelmed with my classes though. Definitely giving myself a good amount of college prep. 4 AP classes! Literature, Chemistry (which is arguably the most difficult AP test), BC Calculus, and Psychology. Not to mention my college writing class which can be a lot of work too. I love it though! It gets hard at times but I just love my senior year.
A little flashback to summer time, I am a lifeguard, and that was some fun times. I only had one save, but it was a save none the less. Lots of guards parties which make for great memories and lots of time in the sun. Unfortunately, I don't get too dark so...My tan didn't turn out super good. But I got to go to Yogurtland many a time with my good friend Jessica and that was tons of fun!
I went to New York City...twice! The first time was with the family. That was tons of fun. Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, Mary Poppins and Spider-Man on Broadway. It was definitely one of my favorite places. Me and New York have a bond. This bond led me to ask my father to take me with him while he went on a business trip, and much to my surprise, he said YES! Woah! So I had a whole day in New York City alone, and I was never "lost." There were moments where I got confused, but even with a Subway mishaps and much train hopping and getting off at the wrong station, I still managed to navigate myself back to my hotel room. On my own I went from mid Manhattan to the World Trade Center memorial and museum, then I walked over to Wall Street, and across the Brooklyn Bridge. Stopped for some grimaldi's pizza under the bridge and journeied back to my hotel and then to Times Square, where I happened to get a picture of Lady Gaga doing some kind of interview (not my favorite celebrity, but still someone famous!) I love New York everytime I go back. Maybe I'll live there one day. That would be cool.
But I came back to good old Orem, Utah. Back to Senior year. So much fun. It's still blowing my mind that first term is almost over. As for college plans, it's looking like Tim Gardner will be headed to the "Y."Lives exciting.
Well I'm out, It's getting late, and I need to sleep.
Love you all
Until next Tim(e)
I love that you blog!! Keep sharing--and whoa, I can't believe your class load!
ReplyDeleteYogurtland might need to happen again soon. Or zupas. Either one. :)
ReplyDeletePs. Hurrah for the Y. It'll be a blast.
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ReplyDeleteWow Tim you are taking a TON of difficult classes! Good luck with all your homework.
ReplyDeleteJust so you know the Y is great but I think you ought to consider USU as well. Aggies have: more delicious (and more fattening) ice cream they make it with cream from their own cows; we have the most exciting basketball games, and finally we have a man here that traveled back through time just to come to USU. At least I have to assume that’s how he got here since he has long rocker hair, open animal print shirts, and very tight white pants. Once he told me my walker was my baby and to take care of it… that’s right the time traveler spoke to me need I say more on USU’s behalf?
Love ya Tim hope senior year just keeps getting better.
Actually Charlie, USU is pretty up there on my list, so if the Y doesn't work out, I'll be up there with you!
ReplyDeleteKeep up on the homework...you are doing a great job! I admire your hard work! Love you!
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