Worn out
First full week at work. Must say, I am fucking exhausted. EXHAUSTED! Working 10 hours a day, four time a week... I just come home and fall into bed. Literally, ask Amanda. She walks by my room and I'm laying in it staring into space. But it's fun. Gonna have a fucking kick ass pay check at the end of the month :) Woo hoo, Amex payment, here I come! :/
Amanda and I watched the season finale of America's Next Top Model. Disappointing. Very. I definately think Kahlen should have won, at least out of the two that were in it. I'm glad that Keenyah bitch left, but I was really rooting for Brittany, the girl from Tallahassee. I think she had more model potential as far as pictures go than either Naima or Kahlen. And she had a normal name that was easy to type.
Getting ready for work. It's almost Friday... then I can sleep in on the weekend :) Hooray! Sleep! I've been going to be around 10:30 just because I'm so exhausted from running around all day at work. I'm so old already. It's like I'm... 30!
"If we have learned one thing from the history of invention and discovery, it is that, in the long run - and often in the short one - the most daring prophecies seem laughably conservative." -Arthur C. Clarke
Amanda and I watched the season finale of America's Next Top Model. Disappointing. Very. I definately think Kahlen should have won, at least out of the two that were in it. I'm glad that Keenyah bitch left, but I was really rooting for Brittany, the girl from Tallahassee. I think she had more model potential as far as pictures go than either Naima or Kahlen. And she had a normal name that was easy to type.
Getting ready for work. It's almost Friday... then I can sleep in on the weekend :) Hooray! Sleep! I've been going to be around 10:30 just because I'm so exhausted from running around all day at work. I'm so old already. It's like I'm... 30!
"If we have learned one thing from the history of invention and discovery, it is that, in the long run - and often in the short one - the most daring prophecies seem laughably conservative." -Arthur C. Clarke