I'm Baaack

Aug 28, 2007 17:22


In New York that is.  A week from now I will be starting my last semester as an undergrad!  How freaky is that!?  Who ever thought that I would be graduating early.  I only passed 2 APs!

I'm also a little over a month away from my 21st.  Woot.  Now I can become a full-blown-out wino.  This is going to be just like in London when I picked up a bottle of wine from the grocery store just for the hell of it.  However, I've got to start saving money, because I know that alcohol is going to be huge drain on my budget.

Also, I am, OFFICIALLY, an intern at Harper's Bazaar.  I turned down some other good opporuntities for this, so I hope it works out.  Sometimes I think that it would've been a smarter choice to go for the BBDO intenrship, but I know that Harper's will be just as good.

WHENEVER I spend a good amount of time in California being back in New York is always bittersweet.  It's a love/hate relationship.  I miss New York when I'm in Cali and I miss Cali when I'm in New York.  And that feeling is always stronger when I get back to the City.  I really don't know where I want to pursue my career, but it I had to choose today I'd choose to go back West.  I really need to start thinking about this, but I usually am so busy that I have no time and before I know it the semester will be over.  I mean, I just got back this morning and I'm already at work.  A part of me feels that I came to New York to get my degree and having completed that mission I would return, but now I can picture myself starting a real life here, which is weird because I am so utterly cut off from my family back home, and that's just not part of my core values--being so far away from loved ones that is. On the other hand, New York is so full of life, opportunity, and different things that I feel that I may be bored and resentful iif I move to another city.  Another part of my also wants to throw all caution to the wind in January and travel, but I have no idea how to accomplish that on my own.
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