True friends Stay friends.

I really do love my friends, which is why this is getting to be a lot harder to leave Texas in less than a week. If you would have asked me my freshman or sophomore year of college whether or not I thought I was going to end up in California again, I would have said hell no. It's funny how life always comes full circle and how home will always be where my family is. I don't regret coming to TCU for a second. I admit to it being a sort of quick, irrational decision, but it did happen and it happened for a reason. I would not be the same person if I didn't spend three years at TCU. I think that I am a totally different, better, and more well-rounded person than I was before and this experience is what shaped that. For those of you that don't know, I am transferring to SDSU in the fall (well, I hope...I get my actual acceptance letter mid-May...so I guess we'll see). This past December I changed my major for the 4th time to Secondary Education in English, which makes me have 2 years left of school no matter what (bummer). But my recent revelation this year has been that I do want to go back to San Diego to teach and coach after graduation and getting my teaching credential in California is going to be a lot smarter than getting it in Texas. So, here I go...off to California again to finish out school. I'm nervous, scared, but absolutely thrilled at the same time . Most people know that there are a lot of thing about TCU that drive me up the wall and it's not exactly the first time I have thought about transferring....so I think this change is going to be really good. Just got to make some friends! I'm going to miss the jeepers out of my friends here at TCU and in Dallas and no one will ever be able to replace them. But I am so confident that I won't lose touch with them. Good friends, true friends, stay friends. End of story. And I look forward to everyone coming out to stay with me in beautiful San Diego!