New topic

As my last topic seems to remain one of heated discussion, I have decided to move on from it and if anyone has any difficulty deciphering what it was I meant, please feel free to ask me. I will be happy to explain it to you. I had rather hoped that there would be a strike at the university tomorrow. Yes, I know I pay good money to attend these classes, get angry at the grades I get, stressed about the papers, and completely rundown from the hours I keep, but really, I just don't want to go to school tomorrow. Of course, this may have something to do with the presentation I have to do (which by the way, I just squeezed out in about half an hour...yikes). However, it is on a tv show, so I have at least some shred of confidence. Other news, of which I am really really giddy, I am quitting my job on Friday. And for all you practical people out there: no, I do not have another job lined up. I did hand out a whole bunch of resumes today though, and a couple of places seemed really promising (House of Knives anyone? Hoping for it...and yes Ty, I will share my employee discount). I just came to the realization that minimum wage is not enough money to be unhappy. That, and I wasn't even getting angry about the crap that my boss regularly pulls anymore and that was a big warning sign. So, alas, on Friday, I shall let go of my dream of being the ultimate gamer(which to be honest, was never a possibility because, as everyone who knows me is aware of, I would rather have something horrible happen to me, such as all my Buffy and Angel dvds and my manga burned before my very eyes, than ever play the evil contraption that people have so wonderfully named the X-Box. Again, if you want my reasons, ask me...but only if you have an hour or so to listen to me rant. That's another blog all in itself.) (wow...that was way to long of an aside...point anyone?) and give up on EB Games. I will of course still shop there, (I'm not completely turning my back on the gaming community) I just won't partake in all the stress that goes on behind closed doors. As William Wallace once said: "FREEDOM!" Jamie, feel free to kill me for the use of the quotation. More strangeness yet to come.