In a Rut

Yep, we are, which is ridiculous on my part because I stay home all day. It's starting to get pathetic. I need to find a job. Argh!

Oh! And I found out at my surprise welcome home party (My friends make me all warm inside) that someone I'd know for a while was a nerdfighter. He yelled DFTBA to a friend leaving. My first time meeting a nerdfighter IRL! We gave each other the nerdfighter salute and everything. :D

Stephanie: I hate to sound preachy, but your school life sounds like mine right before I got kicked out of my college for poor grades, and I don't want the same for you. My advice is to get help, use your schools resources, and take this seriously. I know that it's hard to get motivated, but if you don't motivate yourself then you'll wait for something else to do so, only to find out that you wasted that time because it was always you who needed that needed to get over yourself. But perhaps that got a bit personal. After all my problem could be summed up in a quote from the pilot episode of one of my favorite TV shows, NBC's Community (Six seasons and a movie!) when the main character says:

"The funny thing about being smart is that you can get through most of life without ever having to do any work. So I'm not really sure how to do that"

Yours may be different, but probably stems from the same source: laziness. :P As it is, my advice still stands.

Ugh, I talked about myself too much in this. I think that it's a side affect of not filling out a job application in 48 hours, so I'm not tired talking about myself quit yet. And now I am.

Alda: Donde estas chica? How's your art going?