Cindy, glad I could cheer you up. I am so sorry about your coworker. I hope you are okay...and if not, then read on because maybe my life can be your comic relief once more today. :)
So, the dilemmas on this beautiful Friday morning have been plentiful already. Lucky for me, (1) it is actually beautiful outside today and, (2) my loan finally went through! I am having trouble dealing with my finances at the moment...maybe because I don't have any money. I need a job, but I fear that it would interfer with my studies at this point in time. I really need to get adjusted to this whole grad school thing...it's really a rather bizarre lifestyle, I am finding out. Once I get everything in order, I'll feel better. I always do. It sure is a pain in the ass trying to scrap up money from somewhere. I'll pay it back - I promise! Just let me get a damn degree in something I like first without having to go so far into debt that it would take 1000 years to get me out. Plus, to top it all off, I tripped walking up a flight of stairs (with literally 20 pounds of books on my back and over my shoulder) and knocked my knee so hard I had to bite my lip to stop from crying in front of a crowd of people. Good Lord, it hurt. First, I called my mom to get some pity (thanks Mom) and then I went to the espresso bar in the library (yes, you read it: coffee in the library) to ask if they had ice. The barista (a new word for me, too, translation being: a person who knows how to make coffee and the likes) McGuyvered me up an ice pack and now, I sit here typing away with a big fat ice chunk on my swollen knee. Ouch.
That's the story of my day so far. Oh, and it's a pain to move because of the damn address changes! But, I am trying to claim residency in Washington, so that seemed like the logical thing to do. So now, I'm going to get my ass to a table and spread the books! I need to study like a dude with bad breath needs a mint - BAD.
And I'll let you know about my date when it happens. For right now, just think about me reading my life away...school sucks the fun out of Seattle.
Not really.
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