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remulaSo it's been, like, a week since I last updated. I'm pretty bad at this updating thing since I'm so lazy. *sweatdrop* But in my defense, I only have two weeks off of summer break, so whatever. I can be lazy if I want to. XP But this sucks.. I mean, I have to go back to SLO in a few days and start school again on Monday and I just started relaxing, damnittt! =/
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bobbleheadvi came over and we talked and stuff and yeah.. Later on that day, I decided that the only way he's gonna shape up is if he has a plan! So, in all my planning awesomeness, I made him a plan! For the next three years until he graduates -- assuming he follows the plan and doesn't screw up. x_x And then afterwards, because it wouldn't be fair if I didn't, I helped aznearthdragon construct a plan as well. And amiss all this planning, I realized that my true calling has to be in planning! I want a job where all I have to do is come up with plans and schedules and whatnot, and get paid EXTREMELY well to do it! Does such a job exist?! The only jobs I can think of that are planners are in the business world and have the word "assistant" attached to it, so it doesn't strike me as a very well-paying job. =/ Of course, there are wedding planners and stuff like that, but it probably doesn't seem like you'd be paid much to be an event planner unless you were hired by really rich people... =/
But yeah.. maybe my true calling is in business.
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That was a very disturbing thought! No offense to business majors out there, but yeah. ^_^;; I mean, I'm an architecture student, so it doesn't seem like business would be that hard, and I can just imagine all the free time! =O I think I would double major if I ever decided to switch majors that way ((not that I will, spent too much time and hard work to not finish out and get my BArch!)). But dude, business, I think I could totally do that. XP But then, I'm only interested in the planning aspect of it... I guess I should look into that and see what's out there for me later on... Maybe planner people can make good money, then I could take some business classes and get into that later. XP
But anyway... I totally think that being in architecture totally gives me a better perspective on school and stuff.. Like, I honestly think that everyone should go through a quarter of architecture because, it's one thing to know that architecture is hard, it's another thing to have to experience how much time you have to devote to architecture while still trying to do well in your other, non-architecture classes. And seriously, after a quarter of it, you truly understand how much time you really have! Like, summer quarter, even though you go through class in five weeks and it goes really fast, was such a breeze and I swear, I slacked off so damn much.. What I wouldn't give to take a nice, steady 20 or so units without studio. Man, that would be the life! XP Instead, I like trying to take about 20 units WITH studio and struggle my ass off just to get okay grades in all classes. x_x
So I'm trying to find a ride up to SLO this weekend, but no one wants to reply to me! ;_; I don't really want to take the train back to SLO because it takes forever and it doesn't really sound all that appealing after that Metrolink/Union Pacific accident up in Chatsworth. x_x I mean, I don't really feel like there's much chance that it would happen again, but you never know.. plus, it's on the same track that the Amtrak Surfliner takes, since Amtrak stopped its services for a couple days after that happened last week, so yeah.. x_x BLAHHHH!
Back to school next week! Ohz noz! I don't wanna go back. =( And I dunno how well I can handle taking all the classes I'm taking. =( I know I'm only taking 18 units, but it's like five classes, so I feel like I'll really be stretching my time again, like Spring quarter when I was taking 22 units. =/ Hopefully it'll be okay. I think I'm just really worried about taking Chinese, since language classes are always hard and take up a lot of time if you're really trying to learn and stuff. =/ But I guess we'll see.. It just sucks that the drop deadline without a W on your record is so short. How are you suppose to decide if you can handle everything in a week? =/ I think I would need at least three weeks to decide something like that since a lot of classes go kinda slow in the first week. BLAH!
I'm just gonna stop for now. I can't remember anything else I wanted to talk about anyway. XP
~Remula
Last week, my
bobbleheadvi came over and we talked and stuff and yeah.. Later on that day, I decided that the only way he's gonna shape up is if he has a plan! So, in all my planning awesomeness, I made him a plan! For the next three years until he graduates -- assuming he follows the plan and doesn't screw up. x_x And then afterwards, because it wouldn't be fair if I didn't, I helped aznearthdragon construct a plan as well. And amiss all this planning, I realized that my true calling has to be in planning! I want a job where all I have to do is come up with plans and schedules and whatnot, and get paid EXTREMELY well to do it! Does such a job exist?! The only jobs I can think of that are planners are in the business world and have the word "assistant" attached to it, so it doesn't strike me as a very well-paying job. =/ Of course, there are wedding planners and stuff like that, but it probably doesn't seem like you'd be paid much to be an event planner unless you were hired by really rich people... =/ But yeah.. maybe my true calling is in business.
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That was a very disturbing thought! No offense to business majors out there, but yeah. ^_^;; I mean, I'm an architecture student, so it doesn't seem like business would be that hard, and I can just imagine all the free time! =O I think I would double major if I ever decided to switch majors that way ((not that I will, spent too much time and hard work to not finish out and get my BArch!)). But dude, business, I think I could totally do that. XP But then, I'm only interested in the planning aspect of it... I guess I should look into that and see what's out there for me later on... Maybe planner people can make good money, then I could take some business classes and get into that later. XP
But anyway... I totally think that being in architecture totally gives me a better perspective on school and stuff.. Like, I honestly think that everyone should go through a quarter of architecture because, it's one thing to know that architecture is hard, it's another thing to have to experience how much time you have to devote to architecture while still trying to do well in your other, non-architecture classes. And seriously, after a quarter of it, you truly understand how much time you really have! Like, summer quarter, even though you go through class in five weeks and it goes really fast, was such a breeze and I swear, I slacked off so damn much.. What I wouldn't give to take a nice, steady 20 or so units without studio. Man, that would be the life! XP Instead, I like trying to take about 20 units WITH studio and struggle my ass off just to get okay grades in all classes. x_x
So I'm trying to find a ride up to SLO this weekend, but no one wants to reply to me! ;_; I don't really want to take the train back to SLO because it takes forever and it doesn't really sound all that appealing after that Metrolink/Union Pacific accident up in Chatsworth. x_x I mean, I don't really feel like there's much chance that it would happen again, but you never know.. plus, it's on the same track that the Amtrak Surfliner takes, since Amtrak stopped its services for a couple days after that happened last week, so yeah.. x_x BLAHHHH!
Back to school next week! Ohz noz! I don't wanna go back. =( And I dunno how well I can handle taking all the classes I'm taking. =( I know I'm only taking 18 units, but it's like five classes, so I feel like I'll really be stretching my time again, like Spring quarter when I was taking 22 units. =/ Hopefully it'll be okay. I think I'm just really worried about taking Chinese, since language classes are always hard and take up a lot of time if you're really trying to learn and stuff. =/ But I guess we'll see.. It just sucks that the drop deadline without a W on your record is so short. How are you suppose to decide if you can handle everything in a week? =/ I think I would need at least three weeks to decide something like that since a lot of classes go kinda slow in the first week. BLAH!
I'm just gonna stop for now. I can't remember anything else I wanted to talk about anyway. XP
~Remula
