our rhymes are bold but our faces are pretty
well,
nothing in my life is quite how i want it to be,
but i think i finally feel content.
it doesnt really make sense but i guess im okay with it all.
or maybe im giving up.
either way its comfortable.
i am going to buckle down and get serious about getting out of this house.
then i hope to plan on saving for beauty school. i would also like to go on a backpacking trip sometime this year, and pay off the majority of my debts. i truly hope to have visited europe and be employed in a salon or freelancing by the beginning of next year. thats a lot to put on my plate i suppose but i think i might have enough motivation to get it done and truly feel like i got something accomplished this year. im determined to make 2004 a positive reflection on 2003.
also... and this may be semi-directed at uhauldanceparty: i am thinking of taking an herbalist certification program through a college in Georgia. all of their programs are correspondence courses, and although the college is accredited i am weary of correspondence certification. does anyone have any thoughts or opinions i should hear on this? i apparently have a $300 credit toward the course if i enroll before February 4th, and they do offer scholarships... your thoughts?
nothing in my life is quite how i want it to be,
but i think i finally feel content.
it doesnt really make sense but i guess im okay with it all.
or maybe im giving up.
either way its comfortable.
i am going to buckle down and get serious about getting out of this house.
then i hope to plan on saving for beauty school. i would also like to go on a backpacking trip sometime this year, and pay off the majority of my debts. i truly hope to have visited europe and be employed in a salon or freelancing by the beginning of next year. thats a lot to put on my plate i suppose but i think i might have enough motivation to get it done and truly feel like i got something accomplished this year. im determined to make 2004 a positive reflection on 2003.
also... and this may be semi-directed at uhauldanceparty: i am thinking of taking an herbalist certification program through a college in Georgia. all of their programs are correspondence courses, and although the college is accredited i am weary of correspondence certification. does anyone have any thoughts or opinions i should hear on this? i apparently have a $300 credit toward the course if i enroll before February 4th, and they do offer scholarships... your thoughts?