I know you've been dying to know what's going on with me. Well, in a nutshell (because my laptop battery's about to drop and I've gotta hustle...), I've just completed a week and a half of spectacular staff training at the JCC for my new Aleph Unit Head position at their Camp Kehillah (which means "community" in Hebrew, BT-dubs), which included CPR/First Training certification and an overnight camping trip to SPTaylor park, among other excellent adventures.

My room is still under construction, but I'm much closer than I thought I would be a week ago. The walls are painted, as is the ceiling, and I'm just missing the trim and the closet. I just saw 'The Hangover" with Natalie and Meghan, and let me tell you, it was spectacular. I haven't had the energy to go out and part-ay with my friend Nick that's in town for a short while, and I feel like an old fart party pooper...but I'm just so tired and BROKE. My wallet's gross.

Anyway... Just wanted to let you know I'm alive and will try my best to actually keep you in the loop (once I can get myself in it). Have a great weekend, and I'll see you on Sunday with five favorite PostSecrets!

xx

...while i fall off the face of the planet for a while. I'm working on redecorating my room, just started camp training, trying to buy a car, unpacking suitcases that never go away, dying a little bit on the inside everyday, and hoping to not get into a fight with my new roommates-I mean my parents.

I'll be back when things cool off a bit... until then, kissessssss.

I've been enjoying a little time off since Saturday, and I will continue to do so for the next couple weeks while in Uruguay. I know, I know, you'll miss me... but hold tough, I'll be back June 7th (which, for you Marinites, will be my official Celina's-back-in-town-forever-indefinitely day, so we'll celebrate then, too)

Kisses

This is it! Lesson #0, the end, there are no more lessons, no more days in Syracuse, no more college, no more of this magical experience in my life.

Thank you to all of you who have touched my heart, and who will stay in my life for as long as we keep in touch via Facebook or Skype. Thank you Syracuse, for enriching my life in so many ways (minus the frigid temperatures).

And thus begins the new leg of my journey, as I move back home and start my "adult" life.

With all my love,
Celina

Lesson #1: Have fun everyday.

Word on the street says these college years are the best of you life. While I hope this isn't the case, and that everything only keeps getting better, it's critical to enjoy these days to the fullest. If there's no other lesson I leave you with from my time here at SU, it's for you make the best effort everyday to have fun with yourself and those you love.