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Grad School

I'm sorry I haven't blogged! The past week my life has been 100% consumed by school - literally. I wake up at 6, do work until 8, go to class from 8-12, have a 1 hour break where I sit in my cubicle and do work, go to class from 1-5 and then come home, work out (maybe...if I can muster the energy) then do work until 10 or 11, go to bed and do it all over again. I was craving Friday like a pregnant woman craves fried pickles until I realized that this Friday we have the Sound Beginnings summer camp from 8-4.
Good thing I love it. I think?
So Saturday. Saturday I'm going to sleep in, stare at a wall, eat a decent meal, and maybe go for a walk. I might even get to go for a bike ride! Oh the luxury.
Why did I chose to go to grad school? I was delusional and naive.
But all is well, besides not having time to do anything except read read read, do projects, papers, study guides, and study- including going to the grocery store and run errands - it's really not that bad. The whole red puffy eyes actually brings out my green eyes and now that I don't have time to eat my skinny jeans fit again! So this is all a good thing! Ha.

2 days in - so far, so good...ish.

Love love love,
me

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