This is about the time when I begin getting super stressed about school and everything else about life.
It's November, which means that the semester is almost over, which means final exams are nearing. It'll happen a lot quicker than I expect, I'm sure. I've got a music exam on Wednesday. I've got two projects for sculpture: a caricature of Ben Stiller and a copper tube abstract sculpture. I have a logo project for typography, which in reality is more like 4 projects compiled into one. My history of graphic design is lectures for now, since we just had an exam and project to turn in. My color theory class still has a lot in play. The canvas I've been working on is ALMOST finished... It needs one more color exercise on it. I'm hoping the last project for that class is a lot less tedious. When I get the chance, I'll try to take pictures of my projects and put them up. My mask is up on facebook. lol That still has to be turned in. *Sigh. I wish my sculpture teacher had specific dates on when projects would be turned in, instead of measuring out who's done and who's not. I finished my projects fast and then it's like I never turn 'em in. Blah.
I still hate my typography teacher.
Ok, I need to stop stressing out over school. I need to look at everything positively, so I don't begin hating it and start missing classes. Haha, that'd be a bad habit to start.
Let's see... My nose has been acting funny lately. I'm hoping I don't get a cold. I've been trying to dress warm when it's too cold.
What else...
Chris's job has been a pain in the ass lately. They've only been scheduling him like 3 shifts in a week for the past 2 weeks, instead of the regular 5 shifts. They know that that is his only job and 3 shifts isn't enough to live off of. This week he actually got 4 shifts. We've been trying not to go out and spend. We're trying to save up money, so that we can afford to go out and have fun. Like seriously, we went to the movies last night for the first time in a long ass time. I don't remember the last time we went. (We saw Saw VI and it was disgusting as shit!) We've really just been in the apartment every night watching downloaded movies and playing video games. We don't go out to eat really either... Only on the weekend when his parents call us or the weekly Sunday lunch/dinner with his grandparents. Plus I've been trying to get a job still so that I can help relieve some of that stress off of Chris. This world sucks. I think people look at my resume and think like damn, she looks young, has no experience, and she's 20! I don't want to work in Taco Bell or McDonald's or whatever. No fast food! I don't think I could work in a restaurant, so I've been trying Michael's, B&N, Borders, Macy's, JoAnn's, etc. No luck unfortunately.
I'll save your eyes/ears and stop complaining.
Last night, Chris, Connor, and I were going to go to the park and jam... but Connor wasn't home, so instead Chris and I went to see Saw VI. Gory. Disgusting. Are we supposed to expect a 7th movie? I feel like it could end right there.
Chris works this week... Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. All night shifts. I'm hoping the restaurant doesn't blow him off like what Sears did. *Crosses fingers.
Ok, that's enough. I need to get started on my research for my social commentary/activism paper for music. Anyone know any 2 good songs (by different artists and genres) who sing about a broad social interest, like the environment, natural/manmade disasters, child welfare, domestic abuse, gang violence, war, politics, etc. Songs of a more personal nature are ok if they speak to a broad audience (loneliness, mental illness, drug/alcohol abuse) So basically, songs about love, sex, cars, the joys of rock and roll, or sports are bad. lol
So yeah, just throw out some songs please. :]
