Changes on The Horizon

If you are reading this, I have to assume that you are my friend and that I have forced you in some way to do so.  This being the case, I do not need to explain why I'm starting this blog despite the fact that all of my attempts at blogging in the past have fizzled faster than Pop Rocks in Coca Cola.  Before you know it I will be away in Athens, preoccupied with school and new friends (yeah, right) and you will find yourself wondering, "How is Libby?  What does she do all the time?  How is Miller?"  Luckily, you will be able to refer to this blog unless, as will likely be the case, I haven't updated it in weeks and then you can just text me.  For now, I'll give it a try.

Look how pretty my school is!

You're probably thinking, "Isn't Libby moving at the end of July?  Why is she starting this blog now?  Do I really need to read it before she even leaves?"  Yes, I will remain with you in Atlanta until the end of July.  BUT!  I can only assume that with my departure hanging like a dark cloud over all of our heads we will do some really fun things that I will want to have documented in some way other than the occasional recap email by our dear friend, you know who I mean.  

Thanks for reading this far and I hope that you read at least one more post before you, too, give up on blogging.  Please note that I have chosen a theme song for my remaining time in Atlanta.  I am posting links to a video and the lyrics and it would be wonderful if you could familiarize yourself with it.  Note: I would refrain from actually watching the video.  Ellie Goulding's lack of eyebrows is upsetting and it leads me to believe that the song is actually about something sad and not my super exciting life changes.