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The best thing right now is that I can't do anything jobwise and it justifies me doing nothing. It's delicious- because I don't have to feel guilty about it. Haha. I have to wait on my test score and that might be a month or six weeks. That test was not fun at all. I thought it'd be a general knowledge type thing, but the questions were REALLY tricky. Tell me though, is this question a social studies question? "What kind of cloud indicates fair weather?" Is that not a science question??? I feel this was unfair, especially since I picked the wrong answer. What do I know about clouds? I hope I passed the thing because I don't want to have to retake it. Sometimes tests can feel very satisfying when you know what you're doing, but this one wasn't like that.
I think I need a hobby. I've been watching a lot of Law and Order and eating bad things. I don't exactly know what to do with myself. I could finally catch up on some reading. I got my hands on a couple Chuck Palaniuk books a few days ago. I've kind of wanted to try his stuff for a while. I started reading Lullaby and so far I like it. His writing slightly reminds me of Thomas Pynchon (who I didn't necessarily like since I had to read it for a class). Anyway, I'll move on so I don't bore anyone talking about books. That's all I had to say about it anyway. Haha.
Back over the summer, my mom decided we needed to learn to knit. I laughed at her, but for lack of anything better, I tried it. It's very frustrating to try to figure out from a picture in a book. We never got past the first thinger before we gave up though. I'm not sure how people have the patience for knitting, unless it gets to be so easy that you don't have to pay attention to what you're doing. I suppose this is also an option for me.
I think I need a hobby. I've been watching a lot of Law and Order and eating bad things. I don't exactly know what to do with myself. I could finally catch up on some reading. I got my hands on a couple Chuck Palaniuk books a few days ago. I've kind of wanted to try his stuff for a while. I started reading Lullaby and so far I like it. His writing slightly reminds me of Thomas Pynchon (who I didn't necessarily like since I had to read it for a class). Anyway, I'll move on so I don't bore anyone talking about books. That's all I had to say about it anyway. Haha.
Back over the summer, my mom decided we needed to learn to knit. I laughed at her, but for lack of anything better, I tried it. It's very frustrating to try to figure out from a picture in a book. We never got past the first thinger before we gave up though. I'm not sure how people have the patience for knitting, unless it gets to be so easy that you don't have to pay attention to what you're doing. I suppose this is also an option for me.