Being a Kid

It's so weird because I feel like when I'm in school, I'm a kid again and have no responsibilities. I feel the same this year, but it's odd watching my friends grow up, go to work, NOT have to study while I am stuck in the library doing the same old thing. It's kind of sad, but I'm grateful for it at the same time because as much as I hate studying, I don't mind the freedom of school. I can nap whenever I want, I can skip class whenever I want, and I can eat whenever I want. I guess I should take it while it's here because once May hits, I will be an adult and have to start working full time once again. This time, there's no returning to the U of A and it makes me kind of sad because University has made me who I am today and has introduced me to my closest friends and has left me with so many memories I will never forget.

Then again, I suppose life is all about changes, moving on, meeting new people and accepting responsibility, isn't it?

Hoho...ho?

So we've already done our Secret Santa name exchanges thanks to a program Michelle found online called Elfster, but that's not really what my post is about.

I'm talking about the infamous Hoho's in Hub Mall at the U of A. Who doesn't love it? Whoever says they don't is clearly lying, I'm sure everyone can find SOMETHING they like off of the huge menu board in the back. Either that or the fast food take out chinese food in the front. Mmmm. Anyways, my new obsession there? Noodle soups of all kinds. Sometimes I get Wonton Noodle Soup with "Ho Fan" or Steamed Beef Noodle Soup or Duck Pickled Cabbage Noodle Soup. Everytime after I eat Hoho's, I feel disgusting though. Why do I still eat it? Because it's delicious!

Anyways, that's all I wanted to say about Hoho's today.

P.S. Besides Hoho's, I have no life. I sit in Rutherford Library day in and day out reading my tax textbook, tax notes, tax CD and back to the textbook for reference. How much cooler can I get?