Writer's Block: The Wrath of Ohrwurm
Pomp and Circumstance, as played by that awesome violin-playing robot that Toyota made. Of course, I dread it half because it's already in my head, and half because it might stay there a because of the good news I have.
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Actually, my news doesn't start out very good. I cried twice during Taekwondo class, getting overwhelmed in the unexpected sparring we had today and the intensity of the fights and the whirlwind of advice that everyone in all directions was yelling. Then I had no charged mp3 player to attempt to distract me with cheerful/rediculous music, so I cried off and on all the way home. It was actually a really dark time for me, but I'm being cheerful right now and I'm determined to stay that way so I won't go into that.
So I got home and... well, the long and the short of it was that I demanded/requested to take my GEDs soon, just to get over all the frustration school's giving me right now. What we wound up doing instead was to go over which courses I had finished and which ones I still had left to do. Turns out I only have one semester left, which is about as long as I think I would have ended up staying with our without GEDs anyway.
Things are looking much brighter. Before we'd sat down and really examined this, I thought I'd had an entire year left and was very daunted.
Horray for me! The end is in sight! Peace out.
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Actually, my news doesn't start out very good. I cried twice during Taekwondo class, getting overwhelmed in the unexpected sparring we had today and the intensity of the fights and the whirlwind of advice that everyone in all directions was yelling. Then I had no charged mp3 player to attempt to distract me with cheerful/rediculous music, so I cried off and on all the way home. It was actually a really dark time for me, but I'm being cheerful right now and I'm determined to stay that way so I won't go into that.
So I got home and... well, the long and the short of it was that I demanded/requested to take my GEDs soon, just to get over all the frustration school's giving me right now. What we wound up doing instead was to go over which courses I had finished and which ones I still had left to do. Turns out I only have one semester left, which is about as long as I think I would have ended up staying with our without GEDs anyway.
Things are looking much brighter. Before we'd sat down and really examined this, I thought I'd had an entire year left and was very daunted.
Horray for me! The end is in sight! Peace out.