Well, tomorrow is officially marks the end of my 24th year on this planet, so I'll be working towards the big 2-5 after that. This means a few things. First of all, I'm officially in my "mid" twenties, which for some reason sounds so much worse than early twenties and I don't even want to consider what happens at 27 when I move into my "late" twenties. No one really minds getting older when they're young because they don't think they will. I'll probably be devastated when I turn 30. Anyway, so back to the list of things it means: mid-twenties, and now, I only have one year left to lose a metric asston of weight before my metabolism drops again (that usually happens at around 25 yanno). Ah, if only I weren't such a slacker that hated to work out. I mean if I hated eating that would balance out, but as it turns out--I really love to eat. Fail.
Also, since Ashley is out of town my birthday forecast is pretty much: partly laundry with a chance of dishes. A mop front should be moving in late afternoon, but there's little chance of vacuuming (as mine is broken). Also, there might be a few pop up lunch and/or dinner plans centering around Chinese food and possibly pizza. Mostly, I think there will be sleeping. And I probably should make myself go to the gym since my last 365 days of decent metabolism will be ticking. Hehehehe.
Work is going fine. I only want to lock them in a basement about 2/3 of the time. I've been told we're going to get more in, which is stressing me. I'm worried that I'm not going to be able to go to Ashley's senior night, which stresses me even more. She tried to rationalize with me that it wouldn't be the end of the world because she's missing my birthday, but really--God willing, I'll have a birthday next year, but she won't have another senior night. Depressing! I'll just be glad when soccer is over and done with so that I have my weekends to spend time with her. At least then I won't feel so bad about coming home after she's gone to bed and being gone when she comes home. It would be nice if she got her job back at UPS again for the holiday season. Then her schedule would be closer to mine.
The prospect of graduation looms ever-closer. As long as I pass these next four classes I'll be golden. Not that I've ever been worried about passing. I'm pretty sure I'll pull an A in history and close to that in social work. French sci-fi next semester though? Oh...I don't even know about that. I don't remember a whole lot of French, definitely not enough to know the obscure sci-fi terminology. Ah well, looks like I'll have plenty of time to just sit in the chair in the hall at work and look up words in a French dictionary anyway. I may invest in an aircard for the laptop. Another $50 a month blows, but at least then I could do my classes while I sat there. I also need to start thinking about grad school at some point. Mom thinks I should take a few years off to get my finances in order, and really, I don't think it's a terrible idea. On the other hand, I don't want to continue in my current position forever. I want to be able to move up in the company and maybe become a case worker or therapist--both of which is going to require a master's in something because a degree in French won't cut it. I want to have a position where I'm guaranteed holidays off (outside of phone calls anyway--that's fine, at least then I could go and see family). I do love where I work though. I love the people. I love the company. The benefits are awesome. The pay is good for this area.
Also, I think as a present to myself I may go get my nose pierced. I've wanted to for a while, and I think it's cute on everyone who I've seen with it. I guess I should ask about the policy regarding that at work, even if a couple of my coworkers have theirs done