Crush
Is the color of one of my new lipsticks. It's orange, but not very good quality. It was on sale at $3.99 so I'm not mad.
I've been posting a lot lately due to the high stress in my life. And less depression, which usually keeps me from posting a lot of stuff. Today had been a good day as far as a Sunday that started with a meeting from 10:30am-4:30pm goes.
I got some more good advice for my role as VP finance and an okay from Ruta to email her my budget in July. I also thought of a great way to get it in by June if things work out the way I want it to, and if Ruta doesn't mind that it's my council president emailing her the proposal.
I also found out today that my tree planting contract could start as late as May 10th. That is amazing news for me in terms of scheduling, shitty for earning money. But I'm most concerned about scheduling and doing more of that budget proposal than anything else.
Also, my exact move-in date has been confirmed to August 28th this year, since school starts one week later than usual. Which means that if I earn enough at planting to fund for my trip to Japan AND classes at the Toronto School of Art, I'll be able to take those classes. =) Otherwise I hope to make enough to buy at least a PS3 in addition to the trip. Deep in my heart though, I think I still want to see if I can get into Ivey. But that school will mean nothing but stress, bankruptcy, and more stress. Why bother applying when it's not what I want the most and costing me lots of money?
For those of you wondering why I mentioned TSA and then Ivey: my original 'goal' was to get into Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario for the rest of my undergrad (the undergrad program is structured to start in your 3rd year, meaning you stop whatever you were doing and move on to studying at Ivey). But because of a recent feasibility study and my loss of faith in People and interest in working with them, I decided I want to study art and sculpture at the TSA (and make expensive dolls while living as a mountain hermit in Japan). Ivey is also a rather expensive and snobby school that I'd rather not associate myself with despite of all the nice job offers I'd get if I do well there. D= So now instead of a bright, happy and stressful career in investment banking or stocks, I will be a probably poor, possibly homeless, hopefully secluded, artist/sculptor.
jormungandr: I must return to Canada before August 27th so I can pack for school. You may start setting dates and I'll start finding flights to and from. =)
I've been posting a lot lately due to the high stress in my life. And less depression, which usually keeps me from posting a lot of stuff. Today had been a good day as far as a Sunday that started with a meeting from 10:30am-4:30pm goes.
I got some more good advice for my role as VP finance and an okay from Ruta to email her my budget in July. I also thought of a great way to get it in by June if things work out the way I want it to, and if Ruta doesn't mind that it's my council president emailing her the proposal.
I also found out today that my tree planting contract could start as late as May 10th. That is amazing news for me in terms of scheduling, shitty for earning money. But I'm most concerned about scheduling and doing more of that budget proposal than anything else.
Also, my exact move-in date has been confirmed to August 28th this year, since school starts one week later than usual. Which means that if I earn enough at planting to fund for my trip to Japan AND classes at the Toronto School of Art, I'll be able to take those classes. =) Otherwise I hope to make enough to buy at least a PS3 in addition to the trip. Deep in my heart though, I think I still want to see if I can get into Ivey. But that school will mean nothing but stress, bankruptcy, and more stress. Why bother applying when it's not what I want the most and costing me lots of money?
For those of you wondering why I mentioned TSA and then Ivey: my original 'goal' was to get into Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario for the rest of my undergrad (the undergrad program is structured to start in your 3rd year, meaning you stop whatever you were doing and move on to studying at Ivey). But because of a recent feasibility study and my loss of faith in People and interest in working with them, I decided I want to study art and sculpture at the TSA (and make expensive dolls while living as a mountain hermit in Japan). Ivey is also a rather expensive and snobby school that I'd rather not associate myself with despite of all the nice job offers I'd get if I do well there. D= So now instead of a bright, happy and stressful career in investment banking or stocks, I will be a probably poor, possibly homeless, hopefully secluded, artist/sculptor.
jormungandr: I must return to Canada before August 27th so I can pack for school. You may start setting dates and I'll start finding flights to and from. =)