After all these years of school and waking up on a Monday morning to get ready for school, class, what-have-you…now it’s all over. Never again (at least for those of us who aren’t attending graduate school, etc) will we have to wake up and go to school on Monday morning. I think this is when Mike Judge comes in and we get “…a case of the Mondays…” at work. People all around asking what it is you’re doing after the big day (graduation day) and where it is you’re going? All I know is things keep changing and everyone I know comes from somewhere I don’t and will end up somewhere I won’t be. If we all go in different places, how do we manage to stay the same? You would think I would ask, how do we all stay connected? (Don’t say Facebook.) But I know that isn’t going to happen. It is already changing and people are changing: under unnecessary stress levels for school and work, emotions are running high and the world is expecting a lot from us. Parents are expecting a lot from us. There is so much out there. Someone just told me that they don’t know where to start with the Internet. Where are we supposed to start in life? Jack Powers offered this to our senior seminar blog. I am tempted to do nothing, relax and enjoy life in Ithaca post-student life. There is so much to do, so much to read, so much to explore and a lot to think about. Right now so much is already changing I’m not sure where to begin. I am pretty sure that we are still just kids being thrown into a pretty grown up world.