easter weekend
Three months into my job...so far so good!!! Has been some changes, people have left and new people are coming in. I won't be one of the newbies anymore. I love the people I work with, I've never had this sort of dynamic with co-workers, in the past it's always been slightly stand-offish with everyone. Everyone doing their own thing, but I guess I am older so I'm more relaxed. Also it's due to the fact that I work with awesome people.
College acceptances are due in less than a month, and as usual I'm leaving it to the last minute to decide. However, I think I've made a semi-permanent decision: GIS and Urban Planning. It was the first program I was drawn to when I began the college program search and I still find it every bit interesting. I just hate making big decisions like these, more afraid that I've made the wrong choice and will regret it. *cough* university *cough*
Camping plans are already made, well...they were actually made about a month ago. Sites already book and what not. We're going further north this year, Grundy Lake. It looks pretty cool. In between Perry Sound and Sudbury, hopefully it's fun. And I know for a fact that this year I'm gonna go hiking unlike last year. I figure there will be interesting trails up there, take my camera get some cool pictures. (Insert geek now!).
Desperately wanting to move out, but can't afford to. Main reason: my father. Drives me up the wall, in his own little world = incredibly irritating. Maybe I'll meet people when I start school and find a place in London. Be on my own again, considering I'm 24...I'm starting to feel a little old to be living at home. Especially considering my younger brother has already bought his own house and is on his own. Oh well.
I'm starting to regret the fact that I never traveled after school. Not sure if I'll get another chance...fingers crossed. If something comes up, I need to take it. And especially, don't ask certain people who tend to look at the negative and don't allow me the chance to take a leap. They'd rather I live in the safe comfort bubble of this town and not leave it. I'd rather not. This town isn't exactly something that inspires much of anyone.
On a lighter note...I bought myself some tulips from the grocery store the other week. Flowers always tend to do the trick when I'm feeling down. *sigh*
College acceptances are due in less than a month, and as usual I'm leaving it to the last minute to decide. However, I think I've made a semi-permanent decision: GIS and Urban Planning. It was the first program I was drawn to when I began the college program search and I still find it every bit interesting. I just hate making big decisions like these, more afraid that I've made the wrong choice and will regret it. *cough* university *cough*
Camping plans are already made, well...they were actually made about a month ago. Sites already book and what not. We're going further north this year, Grundy Lake. It looks pretty cool. In between Perry Sound and Sudbury, hopefully it's fun. And I know for a fact that this year I'm gonna go hiking unlike last year. I figure there will be interesting trails up there, take my camera get some cool pictures. (Insert geek now!).
Desperately wanting to move out, but can't afford to. Main reason: my father. Drives me up the wall, in his own little world = incredibly irritating. Maybe I'll meet people when I start school and find a place in London. Be on my own again, considering I'm 24...I'm starting to feel a little old to be living at home. Especially considering my younger brother has already bought his own house and is on his own. Oh well.
I'm starting to regret the fact that I never traveled after school. Not sure if I'll get another chance...fingers crossed. If something comes up, I need to take it. And especially, don't ask certain people who tend to look at the negative and don't allow me the chance to take a leap. They'd rather I live in the safe comfort bubble of this town and not leave it. I'd rather not. This town isn't exactly something that inspires much of anyone.
On a lighter note...I bought myself some tulips from the grocery store the other week. Flowers always tend to do the trick when I'm feeling down. *sigh*
