What has inspired me to write a little blog article before work when I haven't blogged in years? I don't know, I'll have to get back to you on that.
I have tried unsuccessfully to create other blogs in the past couple years but I can't get the templates to work with me, and I don't know how to import photos and add in different links and all the stuff that most bloggers can do these days. Could I figure it out? I guess... Will I? Possibly later.
What's important is my current state of affairs, though. That's what blog posts are for if I'm not mistaken. I am moving to San Francisco in a few months to go to graduate school at San Francisco State University, to get a MA in Geography- Resource Management and Environmental Planning. Sounds cool right? Sounds expensive doesn't it? Sounds a tad cliche hm? Fortunately I don't care about any of those things because I personally believe that the earth is doomed and don't think that any of us really have a whole lot longer here anyhow. It's not a grim outlook, despite first appearances. It's actually liberating.
In other news, I AM TWENTY FIVE NOW! Remember when I started this blog and I was 20? That's kinda cute. Actually, in some ways it feels like a lot more than five years ago that I was working at the Grand Canyon (the adventure that produced this blog. I think). Five years is a long time I guess.. these days it doesn't feel like it but how much has happened since that summer speaks for itself.
SIDENOTE- my next door neighbors are also my landlords. I am currently on the front porch, and my landlord's brother is building a mailbox right outside the porch. His nieces (my next door neighbor's children) are freaking ADORABLE, this from a person who is not overfond of children and not even fond of children. Their mother is Mexican and their father is black and they are twins of ~2-3 years, girls, and they are currently bugging their uncle as he tries to work. It's pretty great to watch. Kids are... something else. These two have some sort of frilly t-shirts on and pink Crocs and little pink and purple pantaloons and they're trying really hard to hang out with their unc and I don't think he's interested. I'd get a picture but I don't want to step on any toes.
Someone broke in to my car and stole my computer last November. I was parked near Yeah! Burger in Virginia Highlands where I was bartending at the time. I had just come down from being at my parents' house for Thanksgiving and hadn't had time to drop my stuff at home. My computer was hidden under a bunch of other stuff but I guess that doesn't cut it these days. The damn thing was stolen, and my window was smashed and blah blah blah. I was fired from the restaurant not long after that for, literally, the dumbest reason ever. I would write about it but it is literally idiotic and I don't feel like it. Also- a duffel bag was stolen from my car to put the laptop in. In the bag were clothes, some tea, knitting yarn, and an unopened book of checks. I cancelled my checking account upon realizing that the checks were gone. I had forgotten that 4 days before I wrote a check to a big farmer's market (they don't accept credit card). SO- the check bounced. They mailed a letter to my parents' house, because their address is on my check because my mailbox in Atlanta is sketchy (thus the new one currently being built). SO, my mom mails a new check to the PO box on the letter she received about the bounced check. Wrong address I guess, because they either never got that check or disregarded it because it was from a different person, I don't know, BUT come February I get a citation saying I am being charged with check fraud. SO NOW I get to go to court about check fraud. Over $42.00. Original court date was scheduled for when I was going to be in Europe, so had to get that changed real quick before I left. Still have court awaiting me in July. Talk about a rough winter!
Things are looking up for me now though! Just thought I'd share that story.
And now I will go read Game of Thrones (Clash of King, actually, Book 2) until work. Bye!!
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
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