This post is a few days old, and I had to "recover post" it, but I think it's a nice thing.
MUSIC: Belle and Sebastian - Another Sunny Day
Today's beautiful sunshine has really upped my spirits. Last week, I'd been pretty depressed and anxious. March is going to bring a lot of changes for me, and I wasn't sure how I felt about it, but I think that these changes will be generally positive. I started Driver's Ed yesterday, and it's going to pretty much control my month. I also need to apply for that job at MEC, and whatnot. I've been quite freaked out because of my financial situation, so I've been trying to work as many hours as I can before Saturday, which is my last day. I'm pretty frightened that I won't find a job very quickly (because I'm honestly not trying as hard as I should be), or that I'll find one that I despise or something. So cross your fingers for me, that I get this job and enjoy it and work lots of hours and make lots of money.
I'm reading an excellent book right now. Ryan bought it for me, because he's a sweetie. He knew that I've been incredibly stressed out about everything, and the only real cure for me is to read. And I have not had the money to buy a book with. So, he took me down to Fair's Fair and told me I had fourty dollars to spend on whatever books I want. I bought a book for a modest $3.50, and I'm very happy with it. He's a sweetie. :)
I must accomplish a lot this month. I'm hoping to get a lot done on my manuscript, do some more artwork, make my triumphant return to FNB, get a good job, get my liscence and keep my average at a 3.7. Here's hoping!
2 comments:
That made me feel all good and hopeful inside. Books are the greatest for chasing the blues away...or bringing them on, I guess, depending on the book.
I really hope everything works out for you. MEC seems like a fantastic place to work, and I'm sure you'll do great there. (As for the other stuff...that usually takes care of itself?)
(I think you should update, bro)
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