I think I'm going to ask for a raise next month.
I'm not sure what's going on with the weather. The first day of Spring it snows and it's like thirty degrees out now and it's almost April. Who was right when she said there would stop being a spring and a fall? This she, right here.
It is almost Jen's birthday. I cannot say that I am as excited as Jen because I know she is stoked, but I'm happy to go out and celebrate something, ya know? I feel like it's been too long since all of us have gone out and done something. Not since the comedy club, I guess. It will be nice to have a large group go out and have laughs and drinks and forget about the crumbling world. Our crumbling lives.
I have a headache :(
Umm...what else can I be random about? Oh yeah! Tonight on the train, I sat next to dog shit. At least I'm assuming it was shit from a dog. Dried shit, at least. But shit none the less. It took almost the ENTIRE train ride to figure out my foot was leaning against poop. When I finally did, I examined it just to make sure it was dung. And then I thought it was funny that I didn't notice. And then I laughed even more about it because I didn't move my seat. I was tired and only had two more stops. So sue me. And I texted Coral and told her all about it and she couldn't believe there was actual shit next to me. I guess it's not that hard to believe there was bone dry fecal matter on the LIRR. It's just one of those I-can't-believe-there-was-crap-next-to-me-and-I-didn't-notice-until-the-end kinda thing. It's like playing in a mud puddle for an hour only to realize the hard chunks you thought were rocks--and were consistently tossing around at your mud buddy's head--were actually hard cow droppings. Okay, maybe it's not the same...at all...but ya'll know what I mean.
I'm tired of school. I'm tired of the commute. Mostly because I'm spending $160/month on train tickets and $40 in metro cards just for two classes. I guess if I had a fuller plate, I wouldn't feel like I was wasting it so much. Whatevs. I hope my life turns out to be something. Sometimes I look at what happened to my mom and can't help but to think I'll end up just like her. She commuted to a CUNY school and stopped going to school to work full time and help support her mom. I'm considering doing another semester part time at Hunter just so I can keep working full time to pay for my car so my parents have less to worry about in the way of money. Thanks to the Bush administration, it's hard to keep your job these days, and it seems like my dad's is slowly disappearing from him. He works about two times a week, on average. And he obviously never got the full time position. He probably lost it to a younger guy who was guaranteed to stay for a long time. What's the point in guaranteeing an old man forty hours a week plus benefits, if it costs you money, only if he is going to leave in five to seven years? And what guarantee does this older man have of keeping up with the work when he's sixty? So, we are going to be uber poor again. Hey, my mom is lucky enough to get almost $40,000 a year, but that doesn't mean we can all live off that, ya dig? Anywho, I digress. My point is, I feel like if I work more, I can give my mom more money so we aren't so poor. But that means giving up my own education to do so. Not like I mind taking a while longer to finish school. What's the rush, right? Not like jobs are available anyway. School is the place to be right now. Just funny how history repeats itself. Maybe Ryan will be the new generation Jimmy and I will be the new generation Betty Sue. Whatevs...
The spies came out of the water...
...They're all spies.