Winter Vacation

I am going to blog about another vacation. This one was my winter one. I got to celebrate Christmas and the welcoming of the new year. Both of them I had done with my family. In the time between the two holidays, I spent more time with my family by going by L.A. to Universal Studios. Overall, I think that I spent way to much time with my family. More than half of the vacation was devoted to spending time with them. Originally, I planned to be with them for Christmas, New Year's, and probably a few more other days. But, then I found out about my parents' other plans. My dad wanted to go to Universal Studios and to Yosemite. Thank God that my mom had found this overwhelming as well. She was able to convince my dad to cancel those plans.

Universal Studios was a whole lot smaller than I had remembered as a child. My mom bought the two day pass from her friends. On the first day, we did nearly every ride and show. The second day my brother and I were somewhat bored of the place and pretty much asked ourselves, "What have we not done yet?" I guess that I was not really able to enjoy myself there because I hate traveling (plane, car, or train) for hours. And I really do not like being in extremely crowded areas. These two things happened a lot to and from the trip to L.A.

I guess that I am not ready to go back to school. I wanted to make the most out of the time I had away from school. In total, I only got to spend two days with friends. I wanted to spend the majority of the break with them in the first place. So I guess that I am upset. I just miss that old feeling that I use to get when I was a very small child. Usually, it occurred over summer break. The feeling was when I do everything that I could possibly think of over the vacation and end up being bored out of my mind, and get down on my knees to beg to go back to school. It may sound a bit silly, but this hasn't happened to me for such a long time that I don't even feel content with any vacation I have anymore.