Mood:
Yeah, I am still alive. I am so busy now that I don't even get a chance to do anything recreational anymore. I suppose keeping busy gets my mind off of somethings that have been going on lately so in the words of someone I once knew "it's all good!"
I am finally off of work today. Feels like my first day off in forever. It figures I would be coming down with a cold. I don't really know what I am getting; I think it is a mix of exhaustion and allergies but...whatever it may be it is draining my energy.
I finally finished a chapter in my new book. I like how the story is coming together. I never thought that I would write one book let alone become inspired to write a second one. This one is unlike the first as it is fictional but some of the experiences of the main character is some of the stuff I have been through lately. (after the release of my first book). It is terrible being a writer. What a scary profession that was chosen for me. My heart is always on display and I don't like being naked.
Any way, so I have officially decided to move to Pittsburg finally. I am really excited. I didn't want to leave Meridian because it has been my home for 7 years. This is the longest I have lived in one place my whole life. I finished high school here. I went to college here. Made a semi-career here and I thought I have friends here. How wrong I was. There is no reason to stay here. Meridian holds nothing for me anymore.
I have decided to go back to school when I get to Pittsburg. At first I was skeptical, because the first degree really hasn't done me alot of good so far, but I have decided that I really want to do it so I am. I am going for a major in Russian (as in the language with a minor in Italian. For those of you that don't know, my mom's family is Russian. I would like to learn about my family's history, culture and language. My aunt speaks Russian a little but I want to master it. I think it would give me a good sense of myself and where I come from. I chose Italian, well, because I can already speak it. Three years in a country and you tend to pick up on the language. I have been studying and getting back into learing the vocabulary again. There is a large demand for people that speak English/Russian or English/Italian. I hope that one day I can speak Russian and Italian as well as I can English. Even if it is with a dorky American accent! lol.
Anyway, so I am excited about that. It gives me something to look forward to.
Posted by janabeck
at 5:27 PM CDT