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So I graduated from college yesterday. I don't feel grown-up yet, but I do feel an incredible urge to be lazy.
I have a job interview on Tuesday. Jumping right in, it seems.
It was really surreal and fun and scary and emotional and not emotional. I loved it, and I loved who I sat around and I loved seeing everyone just one last time.
But I still don't think I'll realize I'm a college graduate, a "grown-up," part of the working world, a person in my early 20's until next fall when the leaves change and that doesn't mean football games or fall breaks or anything like that. It'll just mean work keeps going and rent keeps getting paid and electricity keeps getting used. How weird will that be?
but
I'm super excited.
For graduation I got monies and stuff for my room and a new camera, and all kinds of other good things. I'm so happy Sean got to meet most of my family; they all loved him, so that was good.
I have a job interview on Tuesday. Jumping right in, it seems.
It was really surreal and fun and scary and emotional and not emotional. I loved it, and I loved who I sat around and I loved seeing everyone just one last time.
But I still don't think I'll realize I'm a college graduate, a "grown-up," part of the working world, a person in my early 20's until next fall when the leaves change and that doesn't mean football games or fall breaks or anything like that. It'll just mean work keeps going and rent keeps getting paid and electricity keeps getting used. How weird will that be?
but
I'm super excited.
For graduation I got monies and stuff for my room and a new camera, and all kinds of other good things. I'm so happy Sean got to meet most of my family; they all loved him, so that was good.