that whole "And Go!" slogan makes it seem like it's so simple
I haven't updated in awhile (which I suppose is the norm now), so I figured I would, because I'm extremely bored and I don't feel like looking for dragons to kill in my newest almost-finished game of FFVI.
So anyway. It's all spring/summery now, which is nice, except that it makes me remember why I hate sweating so much. At least I've been able to go outside without dying from some sort of cold, wind or rain-related factor. Now I just have a nice, seasonal sinus infection.
I've basically spent the last five or six days on different travel websites planning out or helping to plan out my summer trips, which will be just lovely, assuming I don't die on any plane trips, and I make enough money upon returning to pay for them. That's the other thing. I'm not working at Harvey this summer like I was going to, because the dates for counselor orientation basically overlapped with both trips, and there's no point in taking a job that you won't like very much so you can fund travel if the job stops you from traveling. So hopefully when I get home, I'll be able to find some miraculously high-paying job that will start conveniently on June 18th (which should by all means be a good luck kind of day for me, being my half-birthday and all), and everything will work out. And if not, I'll probably be in B. Dalton in the mall until I die.
For now, I'm focusing at least half of my energies on finishing the school year, which is a lot more than usual, and makes me feel like I'm being all academic and whatnot. I think I'm beginning to piss off my classmates in lit though, because I can absolutely no longer stand those post-question silences that we got so used to last year, and now must actually answer the stupid questions that my professor poses. Of course, the sad fact is that half of them don't refrain from answering because the questions are too stupid to answer, but because they don't know the answer. This makes me feel elitist and inflates my ego, and I'm starting to actually not feel bad for that.
That's about it, or about as far into it as I feel like getting right now (or possibly far more than anyone will want to read into it ever). Yeah.
So anyway. It's all spring/summery now, which is nice, except that it makes me remember why I hate sweating so much. At least I've been able to go outside without dying from some sort of cold, wind or rain-related factor. Now I just have a nice, seasonal sinus infection.
I've basically spent the last five or six days on different travel websites planning out or helping to plan out my summer trips, which will be just lovely, assuming I don't die on any plane trips, and I make enough money upon returning to pay for them. That's the other thing. I'm not working at Harvey this summer like I was going to, because the dates for counselor orientation basically overlapped with both trips, and there's no point in taking a job that you won't like very much so you can fund travel if the job stops you from traveling. So hopefully when I get home, I'll be able to find some miraculously high-paying job that will start conveniently on June 18th (which should by all means be a good luck kind of day for me, being my half-birthday and all), and everything will work out. And if not, I'll probably be in B. Dalton in the mall until I die.
For now, I'm focusing at least half of my energies on finishing the school year, which is a lot more than usual, and makes me feel like I'm being all academic and whatnot. I think I'm beginning to piss off my classmates in lit though, because I can absolutely no longer stand those post-question silences that we got so used to last year, and now must actually answer the stupid questions that my professor poses. Of course, the sad fact is that half of them don't refrain from answering because the questions are too stupid to answer, but because they don't know the answer. This makes me feel elitist and inflates my ego, and I'm starting to actually not feel bad for that.
That's about it, or about as far into it as I feel like getting right now (or possibly far more than anyone will want to read into it ever). Yeah.