I finished Pride & Prejudice & Zombies, the Graphic Novel.

I definitely recommend it as a supplement to P&P&Z or even just P&P but not on it's own. I feel like they left out a lot that really helps to emphasize the main points of the story.
All in all, the graphic novel is a little more difficult to follow.
Also finished Resurrection by Tolstoy. Interesting book, don't know if I'd recommend it. It's not what I expected, but not bad.

Right now I'm a bit unsettled. I've been out mostly all day, everyday lately and I feel guilty about never being home, but I've been home most of today and I feel mind numbingly bored. It's a bit of a downer. But my best friend is coming home very VERY late tomorrow night and only for about 18 hours but I'm just really excited to see her nevertheless.

Today I went to Best Buy to return the waterproof camera I bought and used for my Fever video. It just stopped working one day. I exchanged it and got another of the same, hoping the first one was just defective because overall the reviews were really good for this camera. I never bought protection on it and luckily it died within the 14 day window I had to return it to Best Buy. This time I bought 1 year of protection. Let's hope it doesn't fail again, I'm not giving it a third chance.

Also, an old friend of mine contacted me about her girlfriend wanting to be a Suicidegirl so I told her all I could about the process and if she follows through, I'll be shooting a set for her, which I'm pretty excited about. I'll let you know if/when it happens.

Personal life has been great. I love my friends and I've been seeing everyone more often lately which I love, however going out for drinks and dinners is taking it's toll on my bank account. I feel like my life is really torn in two, between home and school. I'm at school most of the year but I always have breaks and weekends to come home. When I left school at the end of the semester I was really bummed, if you can recall. I had finally started building a life there and I really didn't want it to end and I was afraid my summer would be miserable. Now I've kind of fortified my friendships here at home and even started some new ones and rekindled some old ones and now I'm afraid to have to start classes again. Technically "the grass is always greener on the other side" doesn't quite fit this scenario since I always end up wanting to keep what I have and not wanting to return to what I had wanted previously. I know it will all be good and I'll be happy wherever I am, I guess the transition is what always gets me.

I could write more, but I'm still waiting to see how things pan out. I suppose I'll just get to my month via iPhone (there's a lot, even after narrowing it down):

Let's just hope this time sticks.

Kemper