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my mind is going into overtime about what i'm supposed to be doing now to prepare for my future. i think i've decided on someday running a not-for-profit..for an entry-level position i need a bachelor's degree of whatever; then later on i need a masters in public admin. or communications or something similar..hopefully an academic advisor will help me sort this stuff out.
yesterday i started Habitat for Humanity..it was a lot of fun..and a real workout. some were helping dig ditches; most of us primed the walls for painting. there were like fifteen kids from MC and they were all really cool. the founder of the organization was actually there to speak to us..he was a sweet, old southerner; he spoke so genuinely and shook all our hands. how.cool.
later that day me and katie went downtown to Mooshoes so i could get sneakers..i found a green pair that is awesomely. then we got totally lost in chinatown..and we couldn't find any chinese restaurants without decaying ducks hanging in the window..when we actually did sit down and eat, the food was great though..and we even met a russian tourist named alex. i swear he knew the city better than we did. he was really funny.
friday night a bunch of us went to Scatterbomb..it was lamely funny.
i have a job interview tomorrow..it's the second one for that filing assistant thing..which means i'd have to quit being a gym clerk person..whatevvvvvvvvvvv
yesterday i started Habitat for Humanity..it was a lot of fun..and a real workout. some were helping dig ditches; most of us primed the walls for painting. there were like fifteen kids from MC and they were all really cool. the founder of the organization was actually there to speak to us..he was a sweet, old southerner; he spoke so genuinely and shook all our hands. how.cool.
later that day me and katie went downtown to Mooshoes so i could get sneakers..i found a green pair that is awesomely. then we got totally lost in chinatown..and we couldn't find any chinese restaurants without decaying ducks hanging in the window..when we actually did sit down and eat, the food was great though..and we even met a russian tourist named alex. i swear he knew the city better than we did. he was really funny.
friday night a bunch of us went to Scatterbomb..it was lamely funny.
i have a job interview tomorrow..it's the second one for that filing assistant thing..which means i'd have to quit being a gym clerk person..whatevvvvvvvvvvv