Randomness.
Got home and immediately trooped to my room to deposit new girl back I got from the office. I promised Mom I would be more.. erm.. 'responsible' with my money, thus the cap on my spending habits. Well, I've definitely cut back (of course!). It's just that.. well, the bag was calling my name! And besides, I got Mom a second secret one that I'll keep until her birthday next month.
(Yes, I really buy presents weeks.. months in advance)
Can't stop geeking out over http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/main?page=2 and other sites that feature small homes and DIY decor. I'm a girl with a budget and a hidden desire for interior decorating. I am determined for the condo to show my personality and taste when I move in there.
So many decorating ideas to choose from!
I must start finishing up on the how-to documents for my work. Heard about some crappy rumor about my boss not really liking me. Pissed me off for a good five minutes. After that, I calmed down. Because, really. What good will it do everyone if I confront her (In corporate-speak, this is called "feedback") about it? It's going to make her even more paranoid about her friends' loyalties, and will cause a pre-attrition rift that will not improve on the existing non-relationship we have. Better keep status quo and make it an amicable separation.
Should enroll this next term once the schedule comes out. Apparently I thrive on being busy. I can't stand being idle, and it drives me crazy not to be passionate. Going back to school will keep me sane.
(Yes, I really buy presents weeks.. months in advance)
Can't stop geeking out over http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/main?page=2 and other sites that feature small homes and DIY decor. I'm a girl with a budget and a hidden desire for interior decorating. I am determined for the condo to show my personality and taste when I move in there.
So many decorating ideas to choose from!
I must start finishing up on the how-to documents for my work. Heard about some crappy rumor about my boss not really liking me. Pissed me off for a good five minutes. After that, I calmed down. Because, really. What good will it do everyone if I confront her (In corporate-speak, this is called "feedback") about it? It's going to make her even more paranoid about her friends' loyalties, and will cause a pre-attrition rift that will not improve on the existing non-relationship we have. Better keep status quo and make it an amicable separation.
Should enroll this next term once the schedule comes out. Apparently I thrive on being busy. I can't stand being idle, and it drives me crazy not to be passionate. Going back to school will keep me sane.