It occurs to me that looking for a job would be easier if I could freaking
drive. Last week, I went up to the Student Center and looked at the job ads. Over half of the ones available required that I have a driver's license. It was most frustrating. It's strange to realize that, even though I really would like to know how to drive, there's no way I can learn right now. We don't have money for lessons and we don't have a car, so I can't teach myself. I suppose I could
seduce convince one of my guy friends to teach me.
By seduction. (Why is it only they have cars?) That's a thought.
In the meantime, I'll just have to settle for one of the jobs that doesn't require a car. Oddly enough, dishwasher is kind of appealing. STOP LOOKING AT ME LIKE THAT! I know it's gross and tedious because I did plenty of it in my last job, but it is kind of relaxing in a way. Plus, I don't have to put up with people!
We shall see. Perhaps there will be more appealing jobs available today.
Speaking of which, I think I'm doing a decent job of keeping my New Years's resolution
to lose weight get in shape. Once again, I really really really love the fact that my campus has its very own weight room that anybody can use. The only downside is that the walk there is pretty long, but I'm getting used to it. I really like walking. I always have. And of course, it's awesome getting to hang out with Christina. The second downside to the weight room, though, is that it has no punching bags upon which we could vent our frustrations at the academic world. Alas.
Hm...I think I'm also developing an honest-to-god common hobby with my sister. Yes, she's turned into a video game junkie, too. It might just be that she's really enjoying a new toy, but we'll see. She wants to borrow my copy of Soul Calibur 3. I think I'll definitely bring it next time I come to Austin.
Oh, and yes, Valentine's Day is tomorrow. I completely forgot until yesterday, which is nothing new. Once again, I find that I really don't care. Perhaps I have discovered the advantage of perma-single-hood! Holidays like this just blow by, so you don't really feel that loneliness that other people do. Mostly, I just think of it as Georgia Gets EVEN MORE Chocolate Day. Is that strange? Should I care?
me-sense: 
cheerful
music: The Beatles - She Came in Through the Bathroom Window