July 15, 2007

Working for the Weekend

I now know what this means. And the best part is sleeping in. I'm still debating about whether or not working full time is better than being a student. As a student, I pretty much set my own schedule. If I had a whim to run to Target during the afternoon, why not? Or I could just take off and go on a little road trip pretty much whenever I wanted. BUT in the back of my mind, I always knew there was something I should be doing, some book I should be reading. Working full time, though, means that I HAVE to wake up early every morning, fix a lunch, go to work at the same place, doing the same thing for 8 hours every day. The other day I remembered I needed to get an oil change, and I realized that now I had to wait for the weekend, along with everyone else. BUT I could go to the park on Monday night with friends, shopping with Kris on Wednesday, and swimming with Kylie on Thursday with a clear conscience. There was nothing else that I needed to do. Oh yeah, and as of next Friday, I will even have my first paycheck so I can actually afford to do all these things.

Maybe in a year I will really miss school and be ready to go back, but for right now, I'll just work for the weekend. That sounds good.

Posted by kea at July 15, 2007 11:05 AM
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Such a toss-up on which is better for me, too. The thing I miss most is being able to sleep through class; whether I justified not getting out of bed and missing it altogether, or finding a seat in the back where I could get away with it undetected. Now it seems I'm always tired as hell and tempted to pull a George Costanza. Napping at work takes creativity I don't have. Posted by: kellie at July 19, 2007 09:07 PM