No, I have not died...
Hello, everyone. I've missed you all.
Well, my life has not been extremely glamorous as of late. I sleep, I eat, I work. That's the monotonous cycle of my life at present. I've slacked off from my training, which is a COMPLETE TRAGEDY. Next week will be very busy, for I will be forcing myself to actually DO other things than sleep, eat, and work. I should probably add that I shower too, to the mix. I haven't let myself go, no worries.
Next week I must:
-Start exercising again and eating healthy (Healthy living habits!!!)
-Start monologue work
-READ!!! (But I am able to do that at work)
-Find a job for the school year
Speaking of my job, I absolutely HATE IT. I tried to be positive, and I give myself credit for that, but I can't do it anymore. Thank God my last day will be in two weeks. I had to quit it anyways, for I won't be able to keep up with it during school. It conflicts with rehearsals, so I must find another job. I pray it will be in the library. Being a tele-fundraiser wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for the bitches of the world. I'm not even calling for money, I'm just calling high school students to ask them QUICK surveys to gauge how interested they are in a particular university or college. For some reason though, normal people think that people calling with a college survey for their child is a HORRIBLE thing, and are quite prejudiced to anyone foreign calling their home. I'm also a bit dismayed with America's youth. Every girl I talk to sounds like the one before, and every boy sounds like the next. People truly are losing their individuality, and it's not just because I sit with a headset on for six hours, listening and asking the same crap over and over. At least I get to read while I am doing it. I read two newspapers, a magazine and a book a night. I don't finish the book, I just continue with it. Right now I am currently reading, The World According to Garp, and, The Catcher In the Rye. The Catcher In the Rye, is becoming an epiphany to me. It's fascinating, the parallels I am finding, not for myself but for someone else. Anyways, the job is balls. Thank God I will be gone in two weeks. I can't wait to come home to Terre Haute for the week of the 16th-22nd.
Well, tonight should be a spot of fun. At least a break from monotony, I dare say. I must become an actress, because I can't happily work a normal job. I want to tear my hair out.
P.S.-My computer is still out of use. I'm still using the library, so anything immediate needs to come to my phone through a text message or call.
Love.
Well, my life has not been extremely glamorous as of late. I sleep, I eat, I work. That's the monotonous cycle of my life at present. I've slacked off from my training, which is a COMPLETE TRAGEDY. Next week will be very busy, for I will be forcing myself to actually DO other things than sleep, eat, and work. I should probably add that I shower too, to the mix. I haven't let myself go, no worries.
Next week I must:
-Start exercising again and eating healthy (Healthy living habits!!!)
-Start monologue work
-READ!!! (But I am able to do that at work)
-Find a job for the school year
Speaking of my job, I absolutely HATE IT. I tried to be positive, and I give myself credit for that, but I can't do it anymore. Thank God my last day will be in two weeks. I had to quit it anyways, for I won't be able to keep up with it during school. It conflicts with rehearsals, so I must find another job. I pray it will be in the library. Being a tele-fundraiser wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for the bitches of the world. I'm not even calling for money, I'm just calling high school students to ask them QUICK surveys to gauge how interested they are in a particular university or college. For some reason though, normal people think that people calling with a college survey for their child is a HORRIBLE thing, and are quite prejudiced to anyone foreign calling their home. I'm also a bit dismayed with America's youth. Every girl I talk to sounds like the one before, and every boy sounds like the next. People truly are losing their individuality, and it's not just because I sit with a headset on for six hours, listening and asking the same crap over and over. At least I get to read while I am doing it. I read two newspapers, a magazine and a book a night. I don't finish the book, I just continue with it. Right now I am currently reading, The World According to Garp, and, The Catcher In the Rye. The Catcher In the Rye, is becoming an epiphany to me. It's fascinating, the parallels I am finding, not for myself but for someone else. Anyways, the job is balls. Thank God I will be gone in two weeks. I can't wait to come home to Terre Haute for the week of the 16th-22nd.
Well, tonight should be a spot of fun. At least a break from monotony, I dare say. I must become an actress, because I can't happily work a normal job. I want to tear my hair out.
P.S.-My computer is still out of use. I'm still using the library, so anything immediate needs to come to my phone through a text message or call.
Love.