I Just Think That She's the Best

It's been so long since my last visit and I apologize. Just too much has happened and life has been a bit frantic lately. But there is a lot to talk about and even more that's on my mind. Let me try to find a good starting point.
Well Dave has been home for almost a week now, and the Third Eye Blind concert was awesome! Obviously they only played like 7 songs which is like 45 too short for me, but the other bands did not disappoint at all. Best part of the concert had to be walking back to our seats when LMFAO was playing. We walked by this huge group of people (of color and white) and I had the urge to start dancing with them. So next thing I know, I'm crumping and doing the worm (backwards because that's the only way I know how) in the center of these people's break-dancing circle. The only part of me that doesn't want to do something as awesome as that for the rest of my life is probably my chin, which was wounded in the process. Later that night, there was an after "party" at Bob's which was fun and...eventful...at the same time. In total, I was up for more than 25 hours straight that day. We went to bed as it was getting light out. That's something that I'd expect to happen in college. I love home.
Speaking of being home, Appalachia is cancelled! Freaking cancelled! A whole week of getting away from the world and just hanging around with your best friends, and some moochers decide to raise the price on everyone, making it impossible to go. Luckily, everyone has already taken work off so we decided at dinner today that the week of Appalachia will be partially dedicated to visiting Dave up at Tech. That's pretty much the only thing left to look forward to this summer.
We all saw Toy Story 3 tonight. What an amazing movie. I cried at the end. At first my eyes were just a little watery and I thought "I got this," but then a huge one dripped all the way down my face. The movie made me want to be little again so bad. After I dropped Dave off, I started getting teary again just thinking about my childhood, and how it is long gone. All that we have left is what's in front of us. I played the song Moondance by Van Morrison in my car, because it's literally the first song that I remember hearing as a kid. Throughout the entire movie, I thought about how I would take my brothers to see it later on, but after, I mostly just want to see it with my mom...
It seems that only on real meaningful nights, I look up at the stars when I get home. I feel like there was an extra big one in a spot that is usually vacant. I also feel like I was expecting this on the way home.