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@disaster worked from 7am to 145 pm. had to pick up my best friend who I was working with. Helped out her place of employment I got paid for that and for my gas. Then had to run errands, come back to her work and pick her up and take her home, then went and finally ate something at 5 pm. Then went to the library and finished the book I was reading and turned it in since it was due yesterday and I couldn't renew it. Then went out to do another errand and then came home. so exhausted........
Of all the things I've learned, its that people don't seem to realize how to "take it easy". They just keep right on going, cause...well, we're all very stupid.
Thats just what I've seen though.
*Puts out the fires in the area* Burning isn't that much fun. Zapping stuff though...kinda cool.
Thats just what I've seen though.
*Puts out the fires in the area* Burning isn't that much fun. Zapping stuff though...kinda cool.
@Shock: *Hugs*
Just feeling like being introspective. I do that sometimes. And I also make no sense.
Just feeling like being introspective. I do that sometimes. And I also make no sense.
@Shock: But....people want sense! It helps the words fit together kind of nicely! AND THINGS!
@red well that was yesterday. Today I took my best friend to work, ran an errand for my mum, came home, slept til I had to go pick her up, got ice cream, took her home, and now listening to commentary on episode 1 of star wars and playing on the internet. Oh and I wrote out two holiday cards and put them by the front door so that I can put them in the mail when I leave tomorrow. Oh and I turned in a library book today. That's about as easy as I can take it.
@stranger I know how to it's just the problem of me not really having a job but having a car and a drivers license makes me the family errand girl. Which is partly why I've barely been home for two weeks. That and a lot of family gatherings. Tomorrow all I have to do is run an errand that will take 5 minutes including driving time and go get a fruit smoothie and then come home and do whatever I want. Which will be a lot of reading whilst music is playing on my laptop. I refuse to do anything else. The errand I'm doing is the one in which my mum pays me $200 for doing errands/watching my brother and replaces all the money she's had me use of MY money that I earned and putting it in my bank account. I outright refused today to do anything else. Same with tomorrow. After those are done I refuse to do more.
@stranger I know how to it's just the problem of me not really having a job but having a car and a drivers license makes me the family errand girl. Which is partly why I've barely been home for two weeks. That and a lot of family gatherings. Tomorrow all I have to do is run an errand that will take 5 minutes including driving time and go get a fruit smoothie and then come home and do whatever I want. Which will be a lot of reading whilst music is playing on my laptop. I refuse to do anything else. The errand I'm doing is the one in which my mum pays me $200 for doing errands/watching my brother and replaces all the money she's had me use of MY money that I earned and putting it in my bank account. I outright refused today to do anything else. Same with tomorrow. After those are done I refuse to do more.
@Aprilmarie: It is understandable to be an errand person, but also to know how to properly balance a day and the driving to and from...well, anywhere. While its good that you are trying to balance out economically, I just hope that...well, ya are doing all that other stupid stuff that is obvious and you are probably doing already. The job hunting, the temp work, the putting yourself out there, the making yourself presentable, and all those other things. Refusal to do stuff is one thing, but it shouldn't even get to that point.
@Shock: Well, sometimes is good to not make sense. It helps with the fun times, and good things come from things that make no sense at all.
@Neronium: Lying, good sir, is not a good thing to do.
@Shock: Well, sometimes is good to not make sense. It helps with the fun times, and good things come from things that make no sense at all.
@Neronium: Lying, good sir, is not a good thing to do.
@Shock: But then it doesn't have to, cause just one thing has to happen, and it will work out!