The worst semester of my life is fast vorbei.
Thank God.
The semester has actually gotten better in the past couple weeks, which I think is just due to the fact that I finally learned how to breath and chill again. I was kinda a nutball for those first couple months.
So I'm really excited for next semester. If all goes well, I only have to take two more classes for my Geo major, Intro to Bio (easiest class of my life) and Cenozoic Stratigraphy (which means nothing to you, but whatever.) THen I have three classes of fun: Creative Writing (full of sophomores no less!), Women in Europe after 1945 (full of women!) and.. Contemporary German Lit (just for the hell of it).
As you can see, there is practically a zero percent chance that I meet any datable men in any of the aforementioned classes due to the fact that my classes are either full of freshman, women or geology students who are already married. Bah.
And. I have a plan for after graduation. I, along with anyone else interested, am moving to a random awesome city. I'm going to get a job as a waitress, then search for a job as an environmental consultant while still earning money. There is NO WAY I am staying in Michigan. Michigan is a place to raise a family, but I have to experience a lot more of this country first.
I think the pacific northwest sounds like fun. Any takers?
The semester has actually gotten better in the past couple weeks, which I think is just due to the fact that I finally learned how to breath and chill again. I was kinda a nutball for those first couple months.
So I'm really excited for next semester. If all goes well, I only have to take two more classes for my Geo major, Intro to Bio (easiest class of my life) and Cenozoic Stratigraphy (which means nothing to you, but whatever.) THen I have three classes of fun: Creative Writing (full of sophomores no less!), Women in Europe after 1945 (full of women!) and.. Contemporary German Lit (just for the hell of it).
As you can see, there is practically a zero percent chance that I meet any datable men in any of the aforementioned classes due to the fact that my classes are either full of freshman, women or geology students who are already married. Bah.
And. I have a plan for after graduation. I, along with anyone else interested, am moving to a random awesome city. I'm going to get a job as a waitress, then search for a job as an environmental consultant while still earning money. There is NO WAY I am staying in Michigan. Michigan is a place to raise a family, but I have to experience a lot more of this country first.
I think the pacific northwest sounds like fun. Any takers?