It has been too long since I updated. I have been busy with school and work. I seriously only have six and a half weeks left of school.
I have to lead a discussion tonight about music and the war, I am going to try not to talk about the war as much as possible, and even if I do end up talking about the war it will not be the current one. I also would like to know if any of you have a pin-up history book, because I am doing a paper on the rise of Pin-ups in WWII and could use a little more information on it.
I have been working alot. It's nuts, and I know it not that much, but I worked my first 40 hour week (this year, I am not a stranger to the 40 hour week) two weeks ago and last week I worked 36 hours. I get scheduled 40 a week but usually only end up working 30 because I try to cut back so I will have some desire to do homework when I am at home, instead of just sit around and recover from work. I have to say that those weeks weren't bad, it's just I would rather only work 30 hours so that I can get my homework done before whatever-his-name-is-now gets home, because as much as he wants me to hurry up and finish school, he doesn't seem to like it when I do homework!
In other news, I said something a while ago about maybe becoming a trainer. I didn't get it again, but I'm at the point where, when they told me I was just like "fuck it". I wanted it, I did, I still kinda do want it, but it was brought to my attention that I will pretty much have to jump through hoops to get it, and I don't think I look enough like a poodle (plus the hoops aren't flaming) to do that. I am now the assistant in the Toon Town mentoring program, no extra money or anything, but my friend is the head and asked me if I wanted to take part in the program and I told him that I'll see what happens and then offered him my services and he took me up on the offer since I know what and how to get stuff done.
Anyways, I am tired of being broke, but oddly enough I can see a light at the end of the tunnel, despite whatever-his-name-is-now blindness. He will see the light too, soon I think. I can see the light because I have been looking at the bills lately and seen the balances going down (we don't have alot of debt, but we have our fair share) and it gives me hope. It's really nice to see that we only owe like $6000 on a car that we paid almost $16000 for four years ago. It feels really good, I think that by around this time next year, we will only have my student loans (which aren't too much comparably) and that should be it.
I have to lead a discussion tonight about music and the war, I am going to try not to talk about the war as much as possible, and even if I do end up talking about the war it will not be the current one. I also would like to know if any of you have a pin-up history book, because I am doing a paper on the rise of Pin-ups in WWII and could use a little more information on it.
I have been working alot. It's nuts, and I know it not that much, but I worked my first 40 hour week (this year, I am not a stranger to the 40 hour week) two weeks ago and last week I worked 36 hours. I get scheduled 40 a week but usually only end up working 30 because I try to cut back so I will have some desire to do homework when I am at home, instead of just sit around and recover from work. I have to say that those weeks weren't bad, it's just I would rather only work 30 hours so that I can get my homework done before whatever-his-name-is-now gets home, because as much as he wants me to hurry up and finish school, he doesn't seem to like it when I do homework!
In other news, I said something a while ago about maybe becoming a trainer. I didn't get it again, but I'm at the point where, when they told me I was just like "fuck it". I wanted it, I did, I still kinda do want it, but it was brought to my attention that I will pretty much have to jump through hoops to get it, and I don't think I look enough like a poodle (plus the hoops aren't flaming) to do that. I am now the assistant in the Toon Town mentoring program, no extra money or anything, but my friend is the head and asked me if I wanted to take part in the program and I told him that I'll see what happens and then offered him my services and he took me up on the offer since I know what and how to get stuff done.
Anyways, I am tired of being broke, but oddly enough I can see a light at the end of the tunnel, despite whatever-his-name-is-now blindness. He will see the light too, soon I think. I can see the light because I have been looking at the bills lately and seen the balances going down (we don't have alot of debt, but we have our fair share) and it gives me hope. It's really nice to see that we only owe like $6000 on a car that we paid almost $16000 for four years ago. It feels really good, I think that by around this time next year, we will only have my student loans (which aren't too much comparably) and that should be it.
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Good luck with the end of school! I know how stressful that can be!