I started my job at American Eagle today. And although I am only getting paid minimum wage, it feels wonderful being productive. There is nothing worse than living a completely stagnant life. My co-workers seem very nice, and it is easy to keep busy in the store.
This week is going to be somewhat busy. I need to get to the library tomorrow and begin working on my research paper. I also have a bit of reading to do and a take-home quiz to finish before class on Tuesday. And of course, I always have to think about transfer applications: calling Bucknell and Gettysburg, and sending out transcript requests/forms to Richmond. Joy.
Heather and Claire, two of the very few “friends” I had at Richmond, are coming to New York for their spring break this weekend and we have big plans. We want to go into the City for a day, make a run to Stew’s for frozen yogurt, have a sleepover complete with girly movies, and a massive shopping trip. I’m glad they’re visiting, I miss being around real people– as opposed to my family. The week after that, Rob will be home for his spring break and I am so excited to see him.
I’m in the mood for summer– for Dave Matthews Band concerts, later sunsets, Rita’s Real Italian Ice, warm days, tank tops and sandals, trips to West Virginia, eating outdoors, taking walks. Only a few more months. I can hardly wait.
Laura, 9:54 pm
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Laura, also known as Lorah. Always in a New York state of mind. Nineteen years old, an introvert and idealist by nature. Impulsive, passionate and hopelessly romantic. A lost student trying to live deliberately.
I need to look a for a job, really badly. I think I may apply to AE. Hope you have fun on your NY trip. I heart NY.
Summer seems so far…but I want it so bad. Mainly just so there’s no school, lol.
Comment by Ellie — March 5, 2007 at 2:41 pm