motherfucker i'm the straightest shota
so after my father hit on the brilliant plan of telling my uncle to hand my inheritance papers off to his accountant to put in order - a plan that took the combined minds of four grown adults three months to put together, i'll add - it seems like i'm finally getting my inheritance. which means, along with buying a new car and finishing our work on the house, that i'll be able to go to fucking college at last.
i've been tearing through class schedules and such, and i'm beyond thrilled to see that they have an aviation maintenance class. they actually have a whole degree in aviation maintenance which partners with the airport i'm going to get licensed at, paine field, but i won't be pursuing that degree. i will, however, be taking aviation maintenance 101 - formally known as applied science for the aviation technician - which covers things like the theory of flight and materials and processes. so cool. i'm so jazzed for it. i won't be able to take it right away, since i need to pass math 75 (which should be a cinch since it's arithmetic, algebra, geometry and applied trigonometry) first. so i guess my first quarter (whether that's fall, winter or spring) will be math, either italian or japanese, and some other class - maybe a physed class, or english to get it out of the way/for an esteem boost. or maybe i should save that for when i'm taking aviation maintenance and will have to roll around with physics.
i'm also super excited about taking italian with noa. i've never learned a language with my family before, and i know he's really enthusiastic to do it. i'll get to speak it at home~ augh so excite.
i've been so happy lately. i have my beautiful house and my beautiful family and my awesome brother and i have things that matter to me and my education's all planned out. i have a perfect kitten and a perfect snake and our dog smells nice. i take pleasure in the little things every day, i appreciate good food and i have the best friends anyone could ask for and there are trains and flying and concerts in my future. even the things that have been upsetting me aren't getting me down, they're just motivation for me to think more laterally and come up with more solutions.
yep, i'd say i'm pretty delighted with what my life has become.
i've been tearing through class schedules and such, and i'm beyond thrilled to see that they have an aviation maintenance class. they actually have a whole degree in aviation maintenance which partners with the airport i'm going to get licensed at, paine field, but i won't be pursuing that degree. i will, however, be taking aviation maintenance 101 - formally known as applied science for the aviation technician - which covers things like the theory of flight and materials and processes. so cool. i'm so jazzed for it. i won't be able to take it right away, since i need to pass math 75 (which should be a cinch since it's arithmetic, algebra, geometry and applied trigonometry) first. so i guess my first quarter (whether that's fall, winter or spring) will be math, either italian or japanese, and some other class - maybe a physed class, or english to get it out of the way/for an esteem boost. or maybe i should save that for when i'm taking aviation maintenance and will have to roll around with physics.
i'm also super excited about taking italian with noa. i've never learned a language with my family before, and i know he's really enthusiastic to do it. i'll get to speak it at home~ augh so excite.
i've been so happy lately. i have my beautiful house and my beautiful family and my awesome brother and i have things that matter to me and my education's all planned out. i have a perfect kitten and a perfect snake and our dog smells nice. i take pleasure in the little things every day, i appreciate good food and i have the best friends anyone could ask for and there are trains and flying and concerts in my future. even the things that have been upsetting me aren't getting me down, they're just motivation for me to think more laterally and come up with more solutions.
yep, i'd say i'm pretty delighted with what my life has become.