Apparently my blog entries are pretty much averaging out to once a week.
Today, however, unlike past days, I am not procrastinating my homework. I mean, sure, there is ALWAYS homework I can do. So if you look at it in that regard, sure, I'm putting it off. But there's nothing due soon, cuz everything was due yesterday, so I am up early and just chillin' out. That's a weird feeling, let me tell ya. I am even thinking about watching a movie before I have to leave for class! Yes indeed.
Well, anyways, did I mention I went and got myself a job? Mhm! At Slice Athletic Wear. I've only worked a couple hours so far, but those few hours seemed pretty decent! It's funny... When I was younger... there were 4 things - actually 5, that I wanted to be when I grew up.
The first, was a real one. I wanetd to be a writer. Absolutely without any doubt. That was my real goal for life.
The other four were things I wanted to do in the mean time, while I was still on my way to becoming a writer.
1) Be a maid in a hotel.... for some reason I thought this was quite possibly the most romantic thing in the world. Slaving away... the unnoticed young girl who keeps your room clean.. somehow I just thought it so cool.
2) Be a secretary.... Answer phones, type on a computer, and dress up every day! Of course that appeals to a young girl. Or, me anyways.
3)Be a lifeguard - or more specifically, teach swimming lessons. My swimming teachers were my hero's growing up and I most certainly felt that teaching swimming lessons would be one of the coolest things ever.
4) Work somewhere where I would get to slide the barcode of an item under that red beam and hear that satisfying beep. Who knows. I think maybe it just has to do with the fact that everywhere you go, you see that red line and you hear the computer beep. So familiar, but to me, so foreign.
Well, I am proud to say, I have two of those checked off my life's list. Lifeguard? You bet. Cashier-type person? I am now! Not bad, I'd say. And I'm well on my way to becoming a writer with my Journalism degree. So hey, how many peope can say they've fulfilled that many of their dreams?
Athough, I've kind of changed my mind since my younger days about being a maid. It does not hold any appeal anymore, whatsoever. But hey, I'm allowed at least one flunked dream right? And you never know, maybe I'll end up being a secretary yet. ha.
danielle