Happy April Fool's Day!

In high school, April Fool's Day was like a holiday in that nearly everyone participated in some sort of joke; now April first seems like just another day. Which it is, and I'm kind of glad. No joke: sitting at my window on the twelfth floor right now, I see birds flying backward because of the strong winds. That's what I love about living so high above everything...it's probably the only thing I like about living in this building, besides free henna tattoos and random discussions with people I don't know.
It'd be amazing to be able to fly. Among all superpowers, I've heard that flying is the most wanted ability. I would personally love to be able to fly; I'd be able to travel wherever I wanted at any time. Perhaps I think about this because I haven't driven in a while or because I can't just fly to Virginia whenever I want to, but it would definitely make life easier. Then again, it'd be pretty unusual to see people flying all over the place, it'd be like an April Fool's Day joke. Now that that's come full-circle...
There are only about five weeks left until the end of the semester, I'm amazed that so much time has passed. Last night, I was thinking about different interactions I've had with certain people throughout this school year. It made me realize exactly how far I've come from day one. Since I tend to visually remember things, I'm not sure whether the events I remember would be vivid for anyone else. Example: Corrie, Moriah, Marisa, and some other girls and I eating outside in the LBJ amphitheatre. Michael and Dan at Jessie's birthday party. Sean in the weightroom. It's weird to think back on these events and compare them to the relationships I currently have with these people.
Later,
Anna