Today has kind of sucked, with brief moments of awesome.
Work, class, homework. 5:10AM - Present (10:37PM).
Sucky points:
- Photo session for Saturday cancelled
- Still don't understand networking
- Co-worker (of boss status in a different department) thoroughly annoyed me
- 5 hours of sleep
Awesome points:
- Woke up next to Cliff
- Rode to work with Cliff
- Worked all day with Cliff
- Rode home with Cliff
- Hung out with Cliff until class
- Got to talk to my mom after class
- Cliff helped me with my homework
- I wrote my own vacation planning program that actually works!!!
So, luckily the awesome outweighs the bad in the end.
I'm still looking forward to the weekend even if it isn't going exactly as planned. I'm slowly, but surely learning how to roll with the punches. (The royal punches, not the punches that I, literally, want to throw at some people).
I have somehow managed to not eat everything in sight this week. I did, however, have a bite sized Butterfinger today and it was amazing. I had almost forgotten just how fantastic chocolate actually is. Not because I deprive myself or starve myself, but because I don't eat it by the barrel every chance I get anymore. Now I'm able to actually enjoy the taste of these wonderful little morsels without the worry of biting my tongue off in my frenzied attempt at shoveling them all in my mouth at once.
I also didn't work out today. I know, I know "But Jodi, exercising releases endorphins and is the best treatment out there for feeling blah." I just didn't have it in me today. I'm not going to get myself too worked up about it. I plan on getting up in the morning and working out for an hour before my parents get here. Then I'm going to work on some more homework and finish up a few things around the house. I'm really looking forward to a day off that's still going to be pretty productive, but only in areas that I want to be productive in.
Except homework.
No 30 year old on the planet wants to have homework on the weekend. It has to rank pretty high on the torture scale for most people.
I just have to endure for a little longer and keep telling myself that the end result is more than worth it.
But right now, it sucks.
"I know of no time in human history where ignorance was better than knowledge."
~Neil deGrasse Tyson
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