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Jun. 29th, 2004 05:50 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
stormdogAs I discussed with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
wooisme, by my calculations I have just about 1 hour of free time at home each day that I'm attending school. I have to use that hour to have dinner, take care of any necessary tasks (pay bills, etc.) and get ready for bed. Once again I am really looking forward to the weekend. Going to be a long one too. I've got Friday and Monday off and Andrea and I are going off to Wisconsin again. Of course that means I won't really get stuff done at home again, but that's ok. I get to be with my sweetie and see my family. That's more than worth it. Still, I am also looking forward to my next week off school.
Though I don't like to do so, I stopped to get food after work today since I realized that I probably wouldn't make it through class in a conscious state without doing so. I went to Mr. Pita for the first time. I was slightly intimidated by the prospect of figuring out new food and not being entirely sure what ingredients to expect, but it seemed relatively healthy and I chanced it. The pizza pita was ok, even with the green peppers that would have totally freaked me out a year or two ago. I'm getting better. I also need to remember to buy canned food for school. Though my place of work may not have a microwave, New Horizons does. Five or six bucks a day for lunch every day really adds up over a month, even when your'e just buying plain old food with no combos or drinks or anything.
When I have a minute or two (maybe during first break today) I'm going to try to find a testing site that I can get to that has openings earlier than three weeks from now. I want that A+ cert so I can start looking for a job that at least gets me started in the field I really want to be in. Ironic that the job I'm at now is keeping what's keeping me from going out and doing it during the day and thus necessitating that I stay at my job. Still, the job's not too bad. I got music-burnout today and started listening to NPR instead.
I thought I had more to say, but I can't remember what it was. Class now.
wooisme, by my calculations I have just about 1 hour of free time at home each day that I'm attending school. I have to use that hour to have dinner, take care of any necessary tasks (pay bills, etc.) and get ready for bed. Once again I am really looking forward to the weekend. Going to be a long one too. I've got Friday and Monday off and Andrea and I are going off to Wisconsin again. Of course that means I won't really get stuff done at home again, but that's ok. I get to be with my sweetie and see my family. That's more than worth it. Still, I am also looking forward to my next week off school.Though I don't like to do so, I stopped to get food after work today since I realized that I probably wouldn't make it through class in a conscious state without doing so. I went to Mr. Pita for the first time. I was slightly intimidated by the prospect of figuring out new food and not being entirely sure what ingredients to expect, but it seemed relatively healthy and I chanced it. The pizza pita was ok, even with the green peppers that would have totally freaked me out a year or two ago. I'm getting better. I also need to remember to buy canned food for school. Though my place of work may not have a microwave, New Horizons does. Five or six bucks a day for lunch every day really adds up over a month, even when your'e just buying plain old food with no combos or drinks or anything.
When I have a minute or two (maybe during first break today) I'm going to try to find a testing site that I can get to that has openings earlier than three weeks from now. I want that A+ cert so I can start looking for a job that at least gets me started in the field I really want to be in. Ironic that the job I'm at now is keeping what's keeping me from going out and doing it during the day and thus necessitating that I stay at my job. Still, the job's not too bad. I got music-burnout today and started listening to NPR instead.
I thought I had more to say, but I can't remember what it was. Class now.
