Slacking
So Grandma and Grandpa leave tomorrow. I'm kinda glad. And that's all I have to say about that.
My sister came over tonight. She took me to buy cigarettes, and we blazed a little. That's all I have to say about that one.
I can't believe it's actually 4:30 right now. It definitely doesn't feel that late. I'm kind of tired, I guess, but more than that, I'm just bored. And also a tiny bit hungry. And lonely. So when is that gonna change?
Wendy asked me to participate in the summer Women's Workshop. She said some of the girls who were supposed to be in it probably won't be able to do it, and she thinks I'd be good in it. I was surprised that she'd ask me to be in another APW after our differences earlier in the year. I told her to definitely let me know if there's a spot, and I'd let her know about my availability. I don't know how available I'll actually be, between work (hopefully), and money (I probably won't have the $400 to spare). She said the workshop is about young, unwed mothers. Who knows, maybe I'll get lucky, and someone will offer to pay for it for me. Meh.
Since I'm up, I might as well study my dialect tape for Spoon River. Since I haven't even LISTENED to it yet.
"I do not suppose I shall be remembered for anything. But I don't think about my work in those terms. It is just as vulgar to work for the sake of posterity as to work for the sake of money."
--George Orson Welles
My sister came over tonight. She took me to buy cigarettes, and we blazed a little. That's all I have to say about that one.
I can't believe it's actually 4:30 right now. It definitely doesn't feel that late. I'm kind of tired, I guess, but more than that, I'm just bored. And also a tiny bit hungry. And lonely. So when is that gonna change?
Wendy asked me to participate in the summer Women's Workshop. She said some of the girls who were supposed to be in it probably won't be able to do it, and she thinks I'd be good in it. I was surprised that she'd ask me to be in another APW after our differences earlier in the year. I told her to definitely let me know if there's a spot, and I'd let her know about my availability. I don't know how available I'll actually be, between work (hopefully), and money (I probably won't have the $400 to spare). She said the workshop is about young, unwed mothers. Who knows, maybe I'll get lucky, and someone will offer to pay for it for me. Meh.
Since I'm up, I might as well study my dialect tape for Spoon River. Since I haven't even LISTENED to it yet.
"I do not suppose I shall be remembered for anything. But I don't think about my work in those terms. It is just as vulgar to work for the sake of posterity as to work for the sake of money."
--George Orson Welles