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So alot has happened since that last post. It's been a little less than a year, infact, of time that has passed since that entry.
Anyway...I have a new old car. The electric blue Chevy Cavalier has been passed to my mother, who makes 2 trips to the grocery store a week that is less than 6 miles away, and I now own a '98 Saturn LS. It is red and has leather seats that are burn your skin in the summertime. Only has 53,000 miles on it, engine is amazing, it is very fast and reliable. It's back bumper now also sports a Barak Obama sticker, free, courtesy of MoveOn.org
Nick & I have been together for a year now. I moved in with him at the end of May so I now live in Conshohocken, the place that is too far, or too unfamiliar for any of my friends to actually visit. "Con..sha..what? You're going to have to spell this. Do I need a boat to get there?" Had to get rid of Chai, Nick's cat. Before I formally moved in this occured. He kept spraying everywhere, but no just anywhere, deliberately on Nick's things. All inside the closet where we keep our coats, all over the new tent that Nick had just bought at the time, on my scarf once, on our bed 4 or 5 times, and what took the cake - Nick's leather jacket...twice. I still miss that cat though. I do not miss the pee.
I also now work full time (well part time for now, full time this past Summer and will be returning to full time after graduation) for a sales office in Bala Cynwyd. Woooo. I process and receive Steel orders. Yes, there are salesman selling thousands of pounds of steel worth thousands of dollars. No, they don't actually come in contact or see any of the steel, all of which is located in Michigan, Indiana, or Illinois. How this occurs, I am not really sure. This office is the place where this post is occuring acctually. Today, Bala Cynwyd smells like a broth of warm poop, mixed with old stale hot breath, and gasoline.
And I'm still attending Immaculata as well. I will graduate this Spring is all goes well. Finished the Honors program last semester, so the only thing in my way is Seminar.
And that is my life in a nutshell.
Anyway...I have a new old car. The electric blue Chevy Cavalier has been passed to my mother, who makes 2 trips to the grocery store a week that is less than 6 miles away, and I now own a '98 Saturn LS. It is red and has leather seats that are burn your skin in the summertime. Only has 53,000 miles on it, engine is amazing, it is very fast and reliable. It's back bumper now also sports a Barak Obama sticker, free, courtesy of MoveOn.org
Nick & I have been together for a year now. I moved in with him at the end of May so I now live in Conshohocken, the place that is too far, or too unfamiliar for any of my friends to actually visit. "Con..sha..what? You're going to have to spell this. Do I need a boat to get there?" Had to get rid of Chai, Nick's cat. Before I formally moved in this occured. He kept spraying everywhere, but no just anywhere, deliberately on Nick's things. All inside the closet where we keep our coats, all over the new tent that Nick had just bought at the time, on my scarf once, on our bed 4 or 5 times, and what took the cake - Nick's leather jacket...twice. I still miss that cat though. I do not miss the pee.
I also now work full time (well part time for now, full time this past Summer and will be returning to full time after graduation) for a sales office in Bala Cynwyd. Woooo. I process and receive Steel orders. Yes, there are salesman selling thousands of pounds of steel worth thousands of dollars. No, they don't actually come in contact or see any of the steel, all of which is located in Michigan, Indiana, or Illinois. How this occurs, I am not really sure. This office is the place where this post is occuring acctually. Today, Bala Cynwyd smells like a broth of warm poop, mixed with old stale hot breath, and gasoline.
And I'm still attending Immaculata as well. I will graduate this Spring is all goes well. Finished the Honors program last semester, so the only thing in my way is Seminar.
And that is my life in a nutshell.