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So I'm sitting around in my pajamas still. I know I should be a) cleaning the rats' cage b) working on packing stuff up and c) doing laundry. But instead I'm messing around on the computer in my pjs. I'm sooooo super excited about moving into my new place. I just know that I'm going to forget stuff. When I visited Dave in St. Paul I went to IKEA and bought like 150 dollars worth of new apartment stuff. I bought pots and pans, utensils, a couple tables, some lamps, a hamper, a chair... I just can't wait to get it all put together.
Then on the 28th I start my new job. Woo for working for University Food Service. But it pays 8.15 an hour and they don't take out all taxes, so it's better than most jobs I could have gotten. Also, it's only two blocks away from my apt. The other job I was looking at was much farther. I need at least 100 dollars a week coming in, or I can't pay rent.
I'm also going to try to start working out once I get back in town. The gym is like two blocks away from my apartment building. I have no excuse to not go. I'm really really unhappy with myself right now. I've had to buy new clothes for this summer, I've gained that much weight. So since I'm poor, it makes more sense to lose weight so I can fit back into my winter clothes ;) (Rather than buying all new ones.)
Then on the 28th I start my new job. Woo for working for University Food Service. But it pays 8.15 an hour and they don't take out all taxes, so it's better than most jobs I could have gotten. Also, it's only two blocks away from my apt. The other job I was looking at was much farther. I need at least 100 dollars a week coming in, or I can't pay rent.
I'm also going to try to start working out once I get back in town. The gym is like two blocks away from my apartment building. I have no excuse to not go. I'm really really unhappy with myself right now. I've had to buy new clothes for this summer, I've gained that much weight. So since I'm poor, it makes more sense to lose weight so I can fit back into my winter clothes ;) (Rather than buying all new ones.)