this one's gonna b quick
I have to go to work soon. So this isn't going to be as well thought out as I wanted it to be, but I need to hurry and scribble down what's on my mind about the rest of 2005.
I read two syllabi of the five classes I will be taking this fall. The second accounting and Retail Management. Uhh, if THOSE are going to be ridiculous, what about the Finance and two ISM classes?! I'm SOOO gonna die. I mean, I know I can handle it, but if I procrastianted as badly as I did for doing my Europe paper the weekend before it was due (it ended up being 32 pages), chances are my readings and assignments are going to suffer. WAIT I can't say that really, because I'm only telling myself that I can't do it and I'm contemplating a future outlook on how I'm going to start my semester.
I took on a board position of WSU'S school of Business as VP of corporate events for Student Senate. Now I'm tired of explaining what Student Senate actually is, because honestly, I don't have a definite definition of it. It's basically a good networking opportunity for business students, and I'm basically responsible for getting recruiters down to Wayne to check out these students. This is going to be hard, so if anyone knows of any good restaurants or something where students can tour the place and see how the business is run, lemme know, I'd greatly apprecaite some help. (you can't succeed in this world without the help of others is what I always say)
I'm kinda glad I'm not in a relationship now. The one I thought I was going to have was honestly too far away and driving that way just was very time-consuming. I hate to be selfish, because I'm not, not at all, but it would have been SO hard to continue something like that seeing as I'm going to have a hard enough time in the week to get everything done that I need to get done. Now I said before that driving wasn't going to be a problem and that it isn't, but when I've had over $1300 in repairs this past summer, how can that NOT be a problem, especially driving to Lansing every week? Maybe that was a blessing in disguise.
Now that I'm 21, we'll see what I do in my free time, if I'll have any. Sayonara bitches, I'm not going to see light until White Christmas.
I read two syllabi of the five classes I will be taking this fall. The second accounting and Retail Management. Uhh, if THOSE are going to be ridiculous, what about the Finance and two ISM classes?! I'm SOOO gonna die. I mean, I know I can handle it, but if I procrastianted as badly as I did for doing my Europe paper the weekend before it was due (it ended up being 32 pages), chances are my readings and assignments are going to suffer. WAIT I can't say that really, because I'm only telling myself that I can't do it and I'm contemplating a future outlook on how I'm going to start my semester.
I took on a board position of WSU'S school of Business as VP of corporate events for Student Senate. Now I'm tired of explaining what Student Senate actually is, because honestly, I don't have a definite definition of it. It's basically a good networking opportunity for business students, and I'm basically responsible for getting recruiters down to Wayne to check out these students. This is going to be hard, so if anyone knows of any good restaurants or something where students can tour the place and see how the business is run, lemme know, I'd greatly apprecaite some help. (you can't succeed in this world without the help of others is what I always say)
I'm kinda glad I'm not in a relationship now. The one I thought I was going to have was honestly too far away and driving that way just was very time-consuming. I hate to be selfish, because I'm not, not at all, but it would have been SO hard to continue something like that seeing as I'm going to have a hard enough time in the week to get everything done that I need to get done. Now I said before that driving wasn't going to be a problem and that it isn't, but when I've had over $1300 in repairs this past summer, how can that NOT be a problem, especially driving to Lansing every week? Maybe that was a blessing in disguise.
Now that I'm 21, we'll see what I do in my free time, if I'll have any. Sayonara bitches, I'm not going to see light until White Christmas.