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I received my acceptance yesterday, and got it confirmed today.

This is exciting. Insane.

If any stranger would like to support me in doing this program, it would be amazing. Say so, and I'll give y'all a link.

Now the frantic rushing to fund-raise before I leave very, very soon.

Look into this program; I haven't done it yet and I recommend it. (And it's, hopefully, not gonna get cut anytime soon)

Have a lovely, and probably rainy, day!

www.katimavik.org

The same site from the last journal, with a much sadder message.

I learned so many things while in this program. It makes me sad (angry, upset, hurt, and right out frustrated) that others may not get the chance to experience it.

I got a life.

www.katimavik.org/

You should get one, too.

Leaving tonight for Toronto, then off to Switzerland for 2 days and Italy for 6-7 days.
Expect photos. ^^

       -olive

So, _{ignoring any previous commitments as they obviously didn't work} NaNoWriMo has commenced this morning! 153 words, way below my daily goal (to, in the end, reach the total challenge goal), but I'll be happy with what I can get from this, really
NaNoWriMo, look it up! Never to late to start. Add me as a buddy, same name.
But yeah, that's it. I'll put up what I write whether it gets finished or not. Here's my 146 words I have (my phrase that this is gonna be based from that popped into my head months ago and NaNoWriMo was an excuse to finally commence it is "I can remember how I forgot you"):

I can remember how I forgot you. Little weird, eh? Other than just the obvious use of opposing words in one sentence (if it can be considered a sentence; maybe more like a phrase), the idea itself is absurd; remembering how you forgot? That’s a walking oxymoron (right?), though it’s more like a ‘sittin’-on-a-piece-of-paper’ oxymoron (if it’s even an oxymoron; I’m merely on a roll here. Stop me if I’m wrong...). So enough of analyzing the strangeness of that sentence (phrase?), I should get onto what I remembered, how I remembered it, how I forgot it, and who ‘you’ is. Key word: should. Why get right onto the topic? Isn’t that what good books do, just edge and edge and make more and more suspense to keep the reader reading until the point/message/lesson/answer is finally shown? Either it’s a success, or a pain in the ass. Or a successful pain in the ass?

So that's it. I encourage others to do NaNoWriMo.
Yes, I'm terrified. But I want to grow during this month^^

S'all. -olive ^^