I apologize in advanced for
the errors in this post. My in house
editor has gone to bed, like any sane person would have done hours ago. But I wanted to post, so here we go.
I suddenly find myself very
grateful for Hollins. I will never have
to be taught how to be a little bit crazy. Hollins let me be just about as
crazy as I could handle. From now on, a little bit crazy will be like child's
play. Being a little bit crazy is a part
of daily life, and I very rarely go through a day without saying or doing
something that could, in general, be considered a bit insane.
But at the same time, I am
not at all grateful for Hollins, because it has let me know just what I'm
missing. For four years, Hollins let me
be insane with the drop of a hat. I could stand up, make a declaration that I
was restless, and instantly, insanity would ensue. With any given moment, I was
likely to be flipped on my head by a friend’s idea, or her own
restlessness. We'd be off, and it'd be
brilliant. Kelsey would have duct taped herself to a chair, or Emily would show
up with a disguise and an alter ego. Or
maybe it would just be a discussion on the writing of different accents, and Amy
would go Irish long enough that I started mimicking her and forgot what my own
accent was supposed to sound like.
I think that's why I am so
Hollins sick. I think that’s why I am so insanely restless. I haven’t done nearly enough crazy in the
four months since I left, and I’m afraid that all that not enough crazy is
going to explode into a giant ball of just a little bit too crazy. But I think
that just might be a risk that all Hollins women have to take.
Also, I should stop watching
sad movies after midnight, no matter how good they are. It makes it even harder to go to bed.
<3
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