Tiny Things Need to Be Done, But there's Certainly a Lot of Them
College draws closer, my packing has begun, and today was my last official official day of work. Officially.
I hugged everybody before I left the job, and suddenly felt that I would miss a lot of my co-workers. Anti-climactically, I'll return there tomorrow morning for my last paycheck.
There's a lot of little things I have to do before Sunday, so I bought a fancy, dancy new planner to make lots of very important lists in. Also, the pages have enough room so that I can make brief, hysterical journal entries, and be all Bridget Jones Geekish.
Speaking of geekish, literary pretensions, I have found a book rating community. The community is heavily critical of applicants, especially those who claim to enjoy unlikely titles that they have (probably) only included in their top 20 lists to sound impressive. Yes, they seem to say in a much more curt manner, Catcher in the Rye was pretty cool, but to be an avid bookworm, someone has to move on at some point to bigger and better things that, for example, we enjoy ourselves. Anyway, I doubt I'll apply any time soon, because bashing isn't my cup of tea. Reading comments by people that bash each other over obscure novels and sources, however, has become REALLY entertaining. XD
Maybe I've spent too much time on Fandom Wank.
I hugged everybody before I left the job, and suddenly felt that I would miss a lot of my co-workers. Anti-climactically, I'll return there tomorrow morning for my last paycheck.
There's a lot of little things I have to do before Sunday, so I bought a fancy, dancy new planner to make lots of very important lists in. Also, the pages have enough room so that I can make brief, hysterical journal entries, and be all Bridget Jones Geekish.
Speaking of geekish, literary pretensions, I have found a book rating community. The community is heavily critical of applicants, especially those who claim to enjoy unlikely titles that they have (probably) only included in their top 20 lists to sound impressive. Yes, they seem to say in a much more curt manner, Catcher in the Rye was pretty cool, but to be an avid bookworm, someone has to move on at some point to bigger and better things that, for example, we enjoy ourselves. Anyway, I doubt I'll apply any time soon, because bashing isn't my cup of tea. Reading comments by people that bash each other over obscure novels and sources, however, has become REALLY entertaining. XD
Maybe I've spent too much time on Fandom Wank.