Ugh, it's always something! I wake up extra early this morning (and by extra early I mean 7:15 as opposed to 10:15) and take my car to have it serviced. It's only 5,600 miles over its scheduled oil change/tire rotation. Ooops. As I'm swiping my debit card, the lady at the register informs me that not one but two of my tires are fucked and need to be replaced. Oh but wait. I also have to buy a new wheel because it’s warped or something. My car has low profile tires which, I’m not sure but that sounds expensive! I know the wheel will cost at least $200. Then the tires are probably at least $150 a piece. I guess that's a lot better than my 4Runner. Those bitches were $275 a piece. And you know I ran over every curb I could find with that mofo. I don't mean to sound like a snobby little rich kid (since I’m poor now) but I don't think I'll ever buy a used car again. This is my first one EVER and it's been a constant money pit. Not to mention the oil leak that I have; or had. It’s not leaking anymore so maybe it fixed itself? Whatever. I can't wait to have money again!
So its dead week on campus and I'm stocking up on caffeine to help get me through. If I try hard enough I can make an A- in Tax and an A or A- in Financial Accounting. I'll be happy to get a C+ in Cost Accounting since it’s by far the hardest most ridiculous class I have right now.
My weekend blew... Did nothing but study and see a dorky play put on by Tuscaloosa Children’s Theater. Okay, so it wasn't dorky but kinda cute. Maybe that makes me dorky for think a kiddy Wizard of Oz production was cute. Who knows.
So major drama is going on with ALL of my friends. I won't get into specifics but it ranges from abortion to drugs to a friend morning the death of a child. This may sound weird but I think it makes me feel like my life is on the right track the more I listen to everyone else's problems. If that makes since. Aside from being drugged, my life is fairly drama free (excluding my occasional freak outs about time constraints or school)... I do like the fact that most of my friends feel that they can confide in me and know that I’ll listen, judgment free.