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So, I'm broke.
I have this job - but I had a two week hiatus given other things that were much more rewarding, if not in a monetary sense. So, for another two weeks I won't have a steady paycheck, given the turnover on the check actually being printed from when I last worked.
To further this, my phone bill was a bit excessive last month because of the computer thing (broken computer = cut off from humans = more time on phone than I would normally given that I'm unused to keeping track since I RARELY use it and never exceed limits. Oops) which carried over into this month even though it's less - but since there were many things I HAD to take care of during normal hours on the phone, I went over again.
So my parents - in their benevolent wisdom - thought I should pay for it. Fair enough - I agree, as it was my fault.
Yet now, given that I also pay for things like clothes, strings, rehairing and regripping my bow (which I cannot afford to do just now), and grocery expenses not covered by my monthly bequest, I'm nearing the end of my checking account.
I have vowed not to spend money for the next month, yet I've already realized I need to go buy some milk and chicken and a couple other food items, or I'll be out of that as well.
Of course, donations are always accepted (not that they're ever forthcoming).
I need a gig, damn it. Just something so I'm not quite stressing out.
In addition, I have graduate school applications. Have you ever seen the fee conservatories feel they can put on their application? About $100, give or take. Standard universities are usually around $50. No way can I afford auditioning at these places without help from my parents - plane tickets, fees. Ugh.
(I'm so close to giving blood for the $50 it pays me. At least then I'll be weak, but slightly less strapped for cash. Weak, of course, because some of you remember the misadventures of the last time I donated.)
I have this job - but I had a two week hiatus given other things that were much more rewarding, if not in a monetary sense. So, for another two weeks I won't have a steady paycheck, given the turnover on the check actually being printed from when I last worked.
To further this, my phone bill was a bit excessive last month because of the computer thing (broken computer = cut off from humans = more time on phone than I would normally given that I'm unused to keeping track since I RARELY use it and never exceed limits. Oops) which carried over into this month even though it's less - but since there were many things I HAD to take care of during normal hours on the phone, I went over again.
So my parents - in their benevolent wisdom - thought I should pay for it. Fair enough - I agree, as it was my fault.
Yet now, given that I also pay for things like clothes, strings, rehairing and regripping my bow (which I cannot afford to do just now), and grocery expenses not covered by my monthly bequest, I'm nearing the end of my checking account.
I have vowed not to spend money for the next month, yet I've already realized I need to go buy some milk and chicken and a couple other food items, or I'll be out of that as well.
Of course, donations are always accepted (not that they're ever forthcoming).
I need a gig, damn it. Just something so I'm not quite stressing out.
In addition, I have graduate school applications. Have you ever seen the fee conservatories feel they can put on their application? About $100, give or take. Standard universities are usually around $50. No way can I afford auditioning at these places without help from my parents - plane tickets, fees. Ugh.
(I'm so close to giving blood for the $50 it pays me. At least then I'll be weak, but slightly less strapped for cash. Weak, of course, because some of you remember the misadventures of the last time I donated.)