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So I've finally graduated. I was thinking about doing a huge, boring reflective post about how happy I am to be out of high school but how I really hate change, but I decided to save that for another day. I'm not feeling very philosophical at the moment.
I had fun at the graduation party. It was a good time. I need to start writing thank you notes, actually, and posting on people's facebook walls.
I think all the money I recieved will be going in the bank and going towards a laptop, or other dorm supplies. I only really want two things right now- the latest Khaled Hosseni book, 'A Thousand Spendid Suns', and 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' on DVD. So I'll take out enough money for those two things and then save the rest.
Besides graduation... nothing else is really new.
Well, I got the job at Medford Leas. But (and there's always a 'but', isn't there?) they still have to call me about coming in for blood tests and such. I think I need to get a TB test or something, I'm not totally sure. Either way, I don't think I'm going to start working for at least another two weeks. Even if they call me... say, tommorow, I won't be able to come in for an appointment until this weekend or next week. And then I still need to fill out working papers.
Of course, my mom was pretty mad when I said that I just should wait to start working until after my birthday (which is only 19 days away) to save myself the trouble of having to fill out working papers. She says I think easy of money and that she doesn't like my attitude or something like that. Which is complete BS- of course I don't think easy of money, and she accuses me of giving her attitude when she isn't even paying attention to me.
Whatever. It doesn't really matter.
I'm kind of pissed about something else too, but I don't feel like talking about it... besides saying that I'm completely nonconfrontational and need to learn how to tell people when I'm angry with them.
I had fun at the graduation party. It was a good time. I need to start writing thank you notes, actually, and posting on people's facebook walls.
I think all the money I recieved will be going in the bank and going towards a laptop, or other dorm supplies. I only really want two things right now- the latest Khaled Hosseni book, 'A Thousand Spendid Suns', and 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' on DVD. So I'll take out enough money for those two things and then save the rest.
Besides graduation... nothing else is really new.
Well, I got the job at Medford Leas. But (and there's always a 'but', isn't there?) they still have to call me about coming in for blood tests and such. I think I need to get a TB test or something, I'm not totally sure. Either way, I don't think I'm going to start working for at least another two weeks. Even if they call me... say, tommorow, I won't be able to come in for an appointment until this weekend or next week. And then I still need to fill out working papers.
Of course, my mom was pretty mad when I said that I just should wait to start working until after my birthday (which is only 19 days away) to save myself the trouble of having to fill out working papers. She says I think easy of money and that she doesn't like my attitude or something like that. Which is complete BS- of course I don't think easy of money, and she accuses me of giving her attitude when she isn't even paying attention to me.
Whatever. It doesn't really matter.
I'm kind of pissed about something else too, but I don't feel like talking about it... besides saying that I'm completely nonconfrontational and need to learn how to tell people when I'm angry with them.