#11022013

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Tagebucheintrag, ab dem 11.02.2013 - Steckbrief

Hierfür benutze ich jetzt mal deine allerletzte Seite. Ist ja immerhin kein klassischer ‘chronologischer’ Eintrag, falls du verstehst was ich meine. Ich wollte das hier quasi immer erweitern oder ändern, wenn mir was neues einfällt. Mal schauen, ob’s klappt.

Vorname: ? Nachname: ? Was-auch-immer-Name: Jane Doe Geburtsdatum: 01.01.XXXX (Beschluss meinerseits) Geburtsort: ? Lebensmotto: (Ist mir doch zu Klischeehaft, die Frage) Lieblingsessen: Finde ich noch heraus Lieblingsgetränkalkohol: Wodka Allergien: ? Ängste: Nadeln, Enge Räume, Die Hobbys/Interessen: Das olle Buch hier, Verstecken spielen, aber in der Erwachsenenversion Das kann ich gut: Klettern, Schlösser knacken, Menschen einen vom Pferd erzählen Das macht mir Spaß: Komischen LKW-Fahrern die Nase brechen, Trampen, Häuser besetzen, Neue Bekanntschaften schließen Das ist seltsam an mir: Kräfte, Kopfschmerzen, Herkunft Das mag ich nicht: Kopfschmerzen, Komische LKW-Fahrer, Korinthenkacker, Hunger

[djdelacruz-blog]

Lately, my physicality and mentality has been undergoing a vast change of scenery and action. Since I've gotten my job, the life I've been accustomed too for the past couple of months has surprisingly and quickly changed. Lately my schedule has been: school, work, study/homework, sleep, and then repeat. Juggling school, work, a relationship, eating properly and having actual meals, and managing still getting a good amount of sleep has definitely been a struggle. I knew that this is exactly how it would be when I got a job, but I didn't really think about the intensity of it all. I know my body is still adjusting to this all, but it's been really difficult and I wish I could adjust to it all as fast as I would've hoped for. 

In other news, I've been reluctant enough to maintain an A in critical thinking and get a fairly good grade(although it could be increasingly better) on my geology examination. Oral Communication has thankfully been well, but Asian American Culture is such a waste of my time. Oh, and I'm totally putting off my 10 page for Social Impact of Journalism and the online quizzes for that class. 

My job has definitely got me on my feet the whole time, along with the pressure of selling tons of AE Rewards cards and AE credit cards, greeting the customers at the front, recovering the males floor, and still give off excellent customer service. I'm just waiting for the day I get my paycheck. That will be the day it all will feel worth it.

Life has definitely changed drastically for me. For the better? Possibly. I just can't wait for the end of the semester when I'm back home for a month without a care of school and work.

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