back from Japan
Japan was fantastic although, in many ways, in was a nap in the day of my life. It did nothing to fulfill any of my long term goals (and, at the roughly $10,000 I spent on the trip, definitely set one of them, paying off my debts, back).
Now, back to reality. Back to looking for a new job (or not, haven't decided), finishing school, working on plays, volunteering (you need one years experience to get an entry level job nowadays, so I figure volunteering would be that one year), exercising, and asking guys out (I seriously need a steady boyfriend).
Why is life such...work? I know for a fact that a lot of people in my situation just work 40 hours a week, go home, and have a grand old time with no extra effort other than the usual laundry and cleaning the apartment thing. Most of them are my coworkers.
So it goes.
Now, back to reality. Back to looking for a new job (or not, haven't decided), finishing school, working on plays, volunteering (you need one years experience to get an entry level job nowadays, so I figure volunteering would be that one year), exercising, and asking guys out (I seriously need a steady boyfriend).
Why is life such...work? I know for a fact that a lot of people in my situation just work 40 hours a week, go home, and have a grand old time with no extra effort other than the usual laundry and cleaning the apartment thing. Most of them are my coworkers.
So it goes.