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  Ok Ok! I know I just posted something, but I feel like a blogging machine right now! Sorry about the title but I was too impatient to think of anything because I wanted to get right to the meat and potatoes of this post! So tomorrow is the first day of school. I'm actually pretty excited! I've got some good classes set up this year. This probably is boring for you to read, so I'll add something exciting in. In my previous post, I introduced to a guy who I'll be referring to as Mark. I recently watched the movie Yentl and I kept thinking "How relatable!" except I'm not disguised as a man or Jewish and I can't sing like Barbra Striesand... ok so maybe not that relatable. But anyways I was thinking about how things can get so complicated so quickly! I mean poor Barbra just wanted to learn and share her knowledge with the world during a time when woman were thought of as uncapable to even think. But she didn't let that stop her. Too bad she couldn't even make it to the academy she hoped to attend before meeting a handsome young man who she fell madly in love with. But to this man, she was a boy. She was his friend, never anything more. If she were to reveal herself as a woman he could loe her but he would never be able to think of her as a person with thoughts. As a woman, to him, she would be stupid. The fact of the matter is: She was brilliant! Sometimes it seems impossible to tell a man the real story. As it was for Barbra. She knew his feelings and yet she still couldn't sleep at night for he was running through her head. Things can get complicated so fast. One minute you're friends and you're cautioned about the consequences of liking each other. It would change everything. Things would never be the same. Barbra's character knew this and yet she still followed her heart and revealed herself to the man of her dreams. Sometimes it's ok if things get complicated. Sometimes it's ok to watch as things pan out and fix themselves. And sometimes it's ok to follow your heart and work your ass off for what you believe in, no matter how complicated things may seem.