The future, as always.
Life has been a bit busy.
Specifically: Turning 21 =DD!!
Me and one of my best friends during my drunk karaoke party (I am on the left.)
Fall semester has just begun and I'm really trying to get everything together so graduating next Spring won't be a huge hassle. Also, I need to start looking for a job which I am not getting into right now. Procrastination!
I need to start making my Senior Year Bucket List because this next year is going to be the greatest~
I am still very much terrified of the Real World though. School is something I know I can do. It is such a safety blanket. But what I know is, if I don't get into the JET Program, I want to move. I have lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for a good 18 years of my life and I'd like to get out because the bay area is also a safety blanket. And as much as I absolutely adore Berkeley, it's such a college town that it doesn't feel like the real world.
How ridiculous and completely naive would it be for me to get up and move to New York City the second I graduate. With no friends, no family, and no job?
It kind of sounds like an adventure. Which is something I need.
Specifically: Turning 21 =DD!!
Me and one of my best friends during my drunk karaoke party (I am on the left.)
Fall semester has just begun and I'm really trying to get everything together so graduating next Spring won't be a huge hassle. Also, I need to start looking for a job which I am not getting into right now. Procrastination!
I need to start making my Senior Year Bucket List because this next year is going to be the greatest~
I am still very much terrified of the Real World though. School is something I know I can do. It is such a safety blanket. But what I know is, if I don't get into the JET Program, I want to move. I have lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for a good 18 years of my life and I'd like to get out because the bay area is also a safety blanket. And as much as I absolutely adore Berkeley, it's such a college town that it doesn't feel like the real world.
How ridiculous and completely naive would it be for me to get up and move to New York City the second I graduate. With no friends, no family, and no job?
It kind of sounds like an adventure. Which is something I need.