- GRE test for graduate school Oct. 17th
- Career fair Sept. 29
- Graduate school applications December (early)
These three things are the main varying factors of my future. I feel like I should be worried, but I feel like things will be okay. Even with the recession, I'll find a place: a job, a college, a place to move out to. But for some reason, I don't feel weird like four years have passed. I'm ready for the graduate level, but I feel like that little kid inside, always making weird noises and acting with that light-hearted humor.
But it's weird. I've been juggling so many things the past two years. The life of an undergrad (if you're decently active/that is) has a lot of stuff on your agenda. Yet, I've learned to write everything down, and make things work out. I'm finding it easier to take it easy and just work things one step at a time while keeping myself ahead of the wave. But you know what.....I"M SICK OF IT.
I'd like a job, something technical, but with only one focus (instead of 4 classes, a job, and clubs/research/studying/HW ). I want a decent salary, so I don't have to live every month with only $50-200 in my account every month (it never gets above that....). I should have some more by Christmas, but we'll see how things plan out.
I want something in microelectronics (or something like that). I hate sitting in lectures just so I can know where my professor is in the material. I don't want to have to work after 5 in the afternoon. I mean it's nice to wake up at 9, but it sucks with work that drags into the main day and evening.
Well .........whatever happens.......it beats being stuck working on my Dad's farm....or would it that be that bad.....yeah, it would. If only my dad only did crops and not cows!








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"There is no winner in the Lego eating contest"
and here I thought you'd disappeared off the face of the earth
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Evoke
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