everything in its right place.
i have decided to do my ethnography on college students that are vegetarians, since most of my close friends fall into this sub-culture. i have also made it a requirement for myself to become a vegetarian for the month of october (fuck). not that it's a bad thing, i just don't identify with it. so like any other sub-culture one doesn't identify with, it's going to push my boundaries a little. i'm ready though. thirty-one days being meat free. bring it on. so if anyone else knows any college students that are vegetarians that wouldn't mind filling out a small survey, direct them to me please. thanks. on that note, i have decided i have no idea where my life is going, but it's okay. i got one class helping me be positive about anthropology and i am re-realizing why i like it. it's interesting, it's endless, there's so much i am going to be able to do with it, when the time comes to narrow it down it's going to suck. so yea, school isn't too bad and i over heard some of my fellow classmates complaining about the "mexico and central america" class and how shitty it is, so i'm not alone. that class royally sucks and it's boring, the reading is boring. nothing good is going to come out of it and i will settle for a 'c' -- yep. i am willing to take the grade cut to spend as little time as possible on it because it makes me want to commit suicide. kidding, of course. i seemed to have balanced out my school pretty decently with my work schedule. when i get off of work, i managed to scrounge a dinner together, take a bath, a read a couple of hours before falling asleep, only to do it all over again. it's repetitive, but it works. everything is really in it's place right now, no complaining here.