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| Our moms point out the obvious |
| 02.20.06 (11:12 am) [edit] |
Here are some things that both Jeremy and my mom have pointed in an oh-so-fun way. Not only was it oh-so-fun, but it's stuff we both already knew.
If we're going to live together (with or without marriage) I'm going to need a full time job. And if we decide to live together without marriage, my dad will be completely out of the picture. And have we thought about that? And am I going to keep going to school after I get this degree and how do I see that working out? And it's really expensive to live in California And what are we going to do, and how are we going to do it? Evidentally, Jeremy's mom went on to point out that she would not help us either.
All of this is stuff I know. Isn't this something that everyone, single/coupled/married has to go through? The whole being cut off from mommie and daddie thing and doing it alone or are we the first to ever have to do it? Or are we just the first couple whose parents are assholes?
I got really depressed a few weeks ago when I was stressed out about the speeding ticket (until I was able to put it off until June). Between that, life after May, and this portfolio revue coming up in a month or so all I saw was see is opportunity to fail miserably at everything.
My counselor wisely suggested, Don't worry about everything. Only worry about the thing that is the most imminent.
So I am. And now I have bad dreams about the portfolio revue. I think In the latest I dreamt it was on March 3rd.
Fail portfolio revue = Another semester of college = more debt = longer time before I can actually get the job that will support me
I have visions of them failing me even if my stuff is good enough, but just because I'm slow.
I keep hearing horror stories about how people fail two or three times before making it...something to look forward to.
So much fun stuff. Fun parents. Fun worries.
I was going to go to school early and do some Maya stuff, and show a teacher my latest do-over so that I could have it all done by tomorrow. But I forgot to put a . between email and sjsu. I hate to put off the Maya stuff. But there is something else due earlier that I haven't even started.
Blah!
I really don't want to go to school just for aerobics. I missed last week because she wasn't there one day, and then I was doing Maya stuff to the last minute.
Current Mood: really really blah
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posted by: amandathibault (reply)
post date: 02.20.06 (9:40 am)
Don't worry about your families not helping. I married my husband without telling my parents that I was even dating him. They will help you if they see you need it. we didn't need their help and we are just fine. And don't stress, it's just not good for you.
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