Back in school full time. It's alright but I miss making money and actually seeing the fruits of my labors.
outworld222
Why did you decide to go back to school? Lack of a degree has always kind of been a black cloud over my shoulders. Was told at last job they would have promoted me if I had a degree.
Stumbling my way through my first relationship while trying to figure out what I want to do in college, and subsequently the rest of my life. They both make me nervous and anxious at times, but are both very rewarding as well.
Going to be starting college soon. But i'm not really sure what I want to do yet/major in. Still have to study for the Accuplacer testing but it's been so long since i've done real work, it's a huge pain coming back to everything.
Finishing up school, seven more classes and I can graduate. Unfortunately I never did any internships, and my career center told me that employers want experience, so just soaking up the fruits of my efforts as long as I can before they are washed away in the fall when I can't get a job, despite working at school year round, double majoring, graduating with honors, etc.
Working full time. Just got a promotion a couple of weeks ago and I'm keeping the next one in mind. Saving a decent amount of money and otherwise enjoying life.
I've been selling off all of my stuff. I'm just sick of all the stuff I have. I just spent all of the money I've made so far on a new bike, tent, and a hotel room for four days this weekend. Now I just want to sell off the rest of my stuff and ride my bike across the United States. And screw it all, I'm going to do it no matter what. I need to do something that makes me feel alive.
Just finished with my AA (first two years of college) and got accepted into some pretty decent schools for my major (Electrical engi) so I'm trying to save up for the move because some of the schools are far from my home. I'm also trying to maintain A's in all my courses and study for a small math competition coming up so hopefully my school can win.
Teaching at a local college, as well as teaching privately and through a conservatory, composing, practicing, and really, REALLY looking forward to the summer break.
Going to school at working full time at the local wal-mart to pay the bills. It's quite busy and I have little to no social life, but at least I have some cash and will be getting a degree soon.
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