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Hard to believe, but the semester is almost over.
I doubt I'm passing Organic Chemistry, but I'm also way past the point of giving a flying fuck. Other classes are going well for the most part, got an A on my English paper and I have another lab practical in Vertebrates at 7 tonight.
The tattoo parlour downtown was giving out free cartilage piercings last week, so I'm back up to 4 holes in each ear and I get to pick the crust off it for 6 weeks, which is (non-sarcastically) my favorite part because it gives my little ADD ridden hands something to play with during class.
Passed the Ohio written exam so I can transfer my license, seeing as how NY has bitchy insurance laws. You don't really understand how irritating NY laws are until you live in a more lax state. You don't have to have inspection or insurance to get your vehicle registered in Ohio. It's mother fucking crazy. Speaking of mother fucking crazy, my fucking crazy mother will not be seeing my ass this Thanksgiving (something to be thankful for), but unfortunately I will be missing my peeps as well.
Kind of weird. After next year I can actually begin the process of fully extracting her claws from my life. Vet tech school (a now quite necessary intermediate of vet school) is only 18 months long, and as a registered vet tech, I would most likely start at a salary of 20,000, which is kind of shitty, but consider 1) Actual paid experience that doesn't involve me sucking veterinarian cock to try and get volunteering, 2) Paying off student loans and saving for gradschool 3) NOT LIVING WITH MY MOTHER and 4) NOT LIVING WITH MY MOTHER, it all kind of works out. If I find a school in Ohio, life will be cheaper all around. I would miss NY a lot, but you know, the people are nicer here and there is generally less cost and restrictions on everything. Example: there are huge apartments which allow pets for 680/month. WTF. So yeah. Trying to work my life out and plan for the future is hard, but it's getting sunnier. I have three more semesters to contemplate this shit, and then I'm off to try and manage some real world shiite for awhile. If anyone wants to be my lovely roommate sometime in the future, 340+ dollars a month would be much easier than 680+, but I have learned not to rely on such promises from people, so I'm not counting on it.
There's a vet tech school in Colorado that is looking kind of good, but the more I think about it, the further away it seems to be. And cold. Colorado is cold. And I can have weed without it being legal.
People should come visit Wooster before I graduate. It's a really pretty town if you don't look at the ugly people, and there's much alcohol to be had.
I saw a dead squirrel today.
I wanted to bury it and dig it up later to make a skeleton.
I am a biology major. Lol.
I doubt I'm passing Organic Chemistry, but I'm also way past the point of giving a flying fuck. Other classes are going well for the most part, got an A on my English paper and I have another lab practical in Vertebrates at 7 tonight.
The tattoo parlour downtown was giving out free cartilage piercings last week, so I'm back up to 4 holes in each ear and I get to pick the crust off it for 6 weeks, which is (non-sarcastically) my favorite part because it gives my little ADD ridden hands something to play with during class.
Passed the Ohio written exam so I can transfer my license, seeing as how NY has bitchy insurance laws. You don't really understand how irritating NY laws are until you live in a more lax state. You don't have to have inspection or insurance to get your vehicle registered in Ohio. It's mother fucking crazy. Speaking of mother fucking crazy, my fucking crazy mother will not be seeing my ass this Thanksgiving (something to be thankful for), but unfortunately I will be missing my peeps as well.
Kind of weird. After next year I can actually begin the process of fully extracting her claws from my life. Vet tech school (a now quite necessary intermediate of vet school) is only 18 months long, and as a registered vet tech, I would most likely start at a salary of 20,000, which is kind of shitty, but consider 1) Actual paid experience that doesn't involve me sucking veterinarian cock to try and get volunteering, 2) Paying off student loans and saving for gradschool 3) NOT LIVING WITH MY MOTHER and 4) NOT LIVING WITH MY MOTHER, it all kind of works out. If I find a school in Ohio, life will be cheaper all around. I would miss NY a lot, but you know, the people are nicer here and there is generally less cost and restrictions on everything. Example: there are huge apartments which allow pets for 680/month. WTF. So yeah. Trying to work my life out and plan for the future is hard, but it's getting sunnier. I have three more semesters to contemplate this shit, and then I'm off to try and manage some real world shiite for awhile. If anyone wants to be my lovely roommate sometime in the future, 340+ dollars a month would be much easier than 680+, but I have learned not to rely on such promises from people, so I'm not counting on it.
There's a vet tech school in Colorado that is looking kind of good, but the more I think about it, the further away it seems to be. And cold. Colorado is cold. And I can have weed without it being legal.
People should come visit Wooster before I graduate. It's a really pretty town if you don't look at the ugly people, and there's much alcohol to be had.
I saw a dead squirrel today.
I wanted to bury it and dig it up later to make a skeleton.
I am a biology major. Lol.