Saturday, August 9, 2014

Good News Everyone!

1.

I was accepted into Georgia State University!!! I start classes on Aug. 25!


I can't believe I got in. I fucked up my GPA so bad when I first went to college that all straight A's for the past year has only raised it .3 points. It's pretty bad. BUT... I made the Dean's List two times and I believe that had a hand in my acceptance. It's close to the first day and next week's objective is figuring out which classes I need to sign up for and how to pay for them. My only choice might be to...

How I feel accepting college loans.

sign a student loan. Le sigh.

 Hopefully, I am eligible for a Pell Grant. I'll talk to my new PERSONAL (!) student counselor come Monday. I am so excited to attend classes that actually have to do with my major. Yay for being a Junior! There are too many things I have to get my head wrapped around for school. One step at a time. Hopefully, this time next week, everything will be taken care of.


2.

We're moving!!! Andrew and I, also, found a three bedroom home in Doraville with a huge fenced in back yard for the two of us to move into on Sept. 1!


It's super cute, and by cute, I mean small. A lot smaller than our five bedroom three story home. But that's something I will gladly give up, along with the roommates.

“My good opinion once lost is lost forever.” That's all I have to say about roommates that try and cross me. back the fuck up bitches


 The roommate that chopped up my dining room chair with a Katana sword. The roommate that stunk up the living room with his no-wear-socks loafers. The minorly autistic roommate that has no social boundaries and the roommate that violently spit on him. The roommate(s) that would rather spend their paycheck on beer and weed rather than their rent and bills. The roommate that yelled at me because:

 (a) she interpreted signing a lease as an attack on her character and her past. She is bipolar. Her snapping on me wasn't the only time she lost her temper. She slammed doors and screamed a lot at her boyfriend. It was a constant stress on the household, not only me.
(b) he thought he could butt his ugly face into my relationship with Andrew. He was manipulating things we told him and gossip about us. His temper tantrum lasted days. He was so disliked that we had to have an intervention for him about his manipulating people and treating us like his puppets. We weren't "smart" enough to catch on to him.
and
 (c) he was dealing with having roommates for the first time in his life and his passive aggressive tendencies were exposed after a fight with his girlfriend. He yelled about the house being dirty with dog hair and the dishes. At this point, I washed dishes often. Other people's dishes. He yelled at me for not doing that. I stopped cleaning the house after that. That was probably a year ago. Yeah, a whole year.


The roommate that won't keep her aid in her room,  even if it meant saving the world. ..
Something I should have invested in. YEARs ago.

big bang theory if I ever have a roommate I will have one of these
Dr. Cooper had the right idea.
GOOOOOODDD BYYEE BITCHES! From now on, I'll love coming home.


3.

AND...drum roll, please! I quit smoking!!!

Quitting smoking is the best thing I've done to turn me into the worst person ever.


These three events are huge to me. I have been smoking for a decade. Today is the eleventh day of no cigs. It was a rough ride starting out but I made it past the gruesome and appalling mood swings and cravings. The above illustration is not far from the truth. I had to apologize to close friends for snappy comments. And Andrew. Poor, poor, lovable Andrew, he had to deal with my evil alternate personality, "Zulu", the most out of everybody. Since several years ago, he jokes that when I wake up in the mornings (before drinking my coffee or tea) and/or when I haven't had my menthol American Spirit in a couple of hours, I turn into Zulu. Zulu is a cunt.

funny pics pictures pic picture image photo images photos lol humor
My constant struggle.

It's getting easier with each day but I still have strong cravings. Strong enough to cripple me, so I have to keep trying.

Anti-Smoking Campaign

I have the opportunity to understand and mend my aggressive emotions I ignored while smoking. They came out in combative blows the first week. I'm learning to decipher these feelings into positive outcomes rather than angry frustrating hissy fits. It's getting better.


So far, this is the best month. I am excited. I am scared. I am proud of myself. Last years hard work paid off. Time to keep it going.

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