My opinions, updates on my life, all sorts of "randomness"...

As the end of the school year gets super close, I'm getting a little sad about the thought of leaving Ann Arbor. This coming Shabbas is going to be one of my last in Ann Arbor, a sad thought. I know I've left before, and already went through the "sad to be leaving Ann Arbor" stage, but with Mom & Dad moving also, it's a little more real this time. (Side note: anyone needs a place for Shabbas dinner, let me know)

The past few days have been gorgeous out, so I've spent time chilling on the Diag. I love this campus. Especially when it's nice out, and the Diag is covered with people enjoying the weather & each other. Roth & I spent about an hour there yesterday, enjoying the sun. It's been so amazing living with her this year, and it kinda depresses me that I'm not going to see her for awhile. When I leave for Israel, I won't see her until her wedding. Man... Scary thought, yeah?

Walking around Ann Arbor, listening to my iPod is a totally surreal feeling. It's like walking with my own Ally McBeal-esq personal soundtrack deal. Music can completely shape the way we experience things. And since it seems like more than half the people I pass have their own iPods, with their own "soundtracks" playing, it stands to reason that they're experiencing the same sights as me in totally different ways. Are iPods going to change the way people interact on the streets?