When I Am Alone, I Restore Myself
Today is officially the start of my “bum” days. I know that I start with my new job on the 30th but the idea of actually doing nothing in the next 11 days scares me.
In order to avoid that feeling though, despite current recession going on in my wallet and bank account, I have made a schedule to keep me somewhat busy.
I have also decided that I will go to the gym, visit my grandmother, make cd’s for dan, go around the area and find interesting things to shoot and along with that, sleep a lot for the next few days.
Along with the decisions that I have made in life, I also chose to stand up for something today! NO TO SOPA. A BIG NO-NO TO SOPA. Being the type of kid who is into fighting in what she believes in, I sent an e-mail to Congressman Tim Bishop and expressed how I felt about SOPA. I am not stopping there though! I already have plans of e-mailing and calling the senators so that I can get their “No” vote!
With that being said, I have realized that I wouldn’t really be a bum for the days to come. I mean, technically speaking, I can be considered as one however, with the things that I will be doing, considering how productive and purposeful they are would not be something a usual bum would do.
UGH, life :( The things one must go through in order to feel accomplished.
*big sigh*
young money’s new album is bombs. I love it so muuuuch.
excuse my being a wigga! :”>
IT HAS TO BE. I mean my 2009 was amazing but it could’ve definitely been better. In terms of money and education, 2009 was a real setback and a total pain in the ass. I mean, my priorities weren’t set straight and I guess I put the entire year to a waste. But as good ol’ John Lennon put it, “time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted” and I really find comfort in that line.
So how will 2010 be a good year? For one, I’ve submitted my application to NYU and SUNY and have my entrance test dates for both. For NYU, I plan on taking up east asian studies (since I’m going after being a Japanese translator/interpreter or if possible, diplomat) and for SUNY, I jotted down nursing as my first choice which was out of respect for my mum. Although I may have chosen nursing, my mum and I have come to an understanding that she would let me shift to a different course because she wouldn’t want me to do anything that I have no interest in.
Along with that, I discovered Japan Society (down in Manhattan E47th Street) holds Japanese classes. According to what I think, I’d pass for level 4 even if I already know basic Kanji. I mean, it’d be better to re-do the course so that my memory would be refreshed.
