Engaged to go
I've struck a deal with Wynona, she's pretty much taken on a lot of my work for Wai-Con for free in regards to mostly my hair and possibly a shirt in regards to the J-Fashion parade which I'm really looking forward too, I'm doing a bit of promoting for her in return. Sadly I will only be going to one day of Wai-Con now but the first day is usually the better day at least.
I'm most likely scoring a job at the Big Day Out, it's paying $23.50/hour and they completely misread my resume, claiming that because I worked at a bank that I was extremely experienced in cash and EFTPOS, hahahahaha, not at all but I got me a job (subject to confirmation) so I'm happy. The downside is that I'm missing the 2nd day of Wai-con because of this.
Wynona has moved out of our house, this is a bit of a bummer as having Wynona around is awesome but she drops by on the weekends. However as she has officially moved out my rent and bills have increased now because of this. Josh's car has been down which has sucked in terms of having to help him get stuff done and has made my life a lot busier and stressful to an extent.
However overall, despite all this my life has been more interesting and active and I've been learning so much having moved out of home in terms of independence. Not just that but business, the alternative scene, fashion and meeting new people and making new friends. Plus Whitfords Timezone has been my new second home, with some of the coolest people and the best DDR/ITG players in Australia.
I'm starting TAFE soon, I can't wait to go back, I need some motivation plus I'll be able to get Centrelink a lot more easily when I get back. I'm also planning to do a small business course on the side and I'll have a qualification too for this course, which will be quite handy. I'm curious to see if there are new people in my class and I'm just praying there's a few more interesting people in my class but maybe I'm asking a bit too much for an accounting class, too bad that my class and the art classes are kept on the opposite sides of a biohazardous barrier, blah! It'll be nice to be more productive with all this learning behind my belt.
Life has been busy, not necessarily exciting, stressful but a good learning experience, a bit dull but fast paced and always much to see and do. I'm heavily looking forward to the next few months where I'll meet a few new people and have a bit of a different life. There's also been invites from Wynona to go to Singapore in July or to go with Josh to Melbourne in July too, it's tempting and definitely worth thinking about.
I'm most likely scoring a job at the Big Day Out, it's paying $23.50/hour and they completely misread my resume, claiming that because I worked at a bank that I was extremely experienced in cash and EFTPOS, hahahahaha, not at all but I got me a job (subject to confirmation) so I'm happy. The downside is that I'm missing the 2nd day of Wai-con because of this.
Wynona has moved out of our house, this is a bit of a bummer as having Wynona around is awesome but she drops by on the weekends. However as she has officially moved out my rent and bills have increased now because of this. Josh's car has been down which has sucked in terms of having to help him get stuff done and has made my life a lot busier and stressful to an extent.
However overall, despite all this my life has been more interesting and active and I've been learning so much having moved out of home in terms of independence. Not just that but business, the alternative scene, fashion and meeting new people and making new friends. Plus Whitfords Timezone has been my new second home, with some of the coolest people and the best DDR/ITG players in Australia.
I'm starting TAFE soon, I can't wait to go back, I need some motivation plus I'll be able to get Centrelink a lot more easily when I get back. I'm also planning to do a small business course on the side and I'll have a qualification too for this course, which will be quite handy. I'm curious to see if there are new people in my class and I'm just praying there's a few more interesting people in my class but maybe I'm asking a bit too much for an accounting class, too bad that my class and the art classes are kept on the opposite sides of a biohazardous barrier, blah! It'll be nice to be more productive with all this learning behind my belt.
Life has been busy, not necessarily exciting, stressful but a good learning experience, a bit dull but fast paced and always much to see and do. I'm heavily looking forward to the next few months where I'll meet a few new people and have a bit of a different life. There's also been invites from Wynona to go to Singapore in July or to go with Josh to Melbourne in July too, it's tempting and definitely worth thinking about.