"Admitted"

Dear Julia,

Congratulations! We are pleased to offer you admission to Brigham Young University-Idaho. We look forward to having you on campus and feel that you will be an asset to this university.

Sincerely,
Admissions Committee
Brigham Young University-Idaho Admissions Office

Yippie! I've waited over eighteen years for this! Okay, well, maybe not in the same sense, I've really only been waiting for my acceptance about two months, but in the literal sense (as in waiting to be up there, getting a place to stay, going to classes, etc.) I have been waiting much longer. Anyway, it probably doesn't make much sense, but that's okay. At least I know what I'm talking about. ;)

So, I am WAY excited! I could hardly contain myself when I got the email. I called my Dad and Mom and told them. I had to restrain myself from not calling literally everyone on my Contact List. No, really. I was THAT excited! I did it! I got accepted! AHHH!!!!!!

Oh, by the way: I got a letter in the mail the other day, I was so excited. I was having a crummy day, to put it lightly, and I was wishing that I would have something to cheer me up. And yes, finding out my blood type would be something to cheer me up. Isn't that funny? Well, my blood is O+. That means I can give give blood to O+, A+, B+, and AB+ (so pretty much all the +'s) But then that means that I can only receive blood from O+ and O- (only the O's). Yeah, so if you're any of those, than we could help each other out! Blood Buddies! :)

Oh, and did you know that out of 100 donors, only 38 of them are O+? And RH+ is the most common (84/100) and AB- is the rarest (1/100). So yeah, just a little bit of useless information for ya...