Same shit, different day...
Apr. 22nd, 2010 01:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
obliviousally_ljOn main campus. I missed the 1PM start time for a survey thing I was supposed to do in the library due to the buses running weird. I just rescheduled for tomorrow morning. I really don't care, as long as I get that sweet $25 on my FlashCard so I can EAT.
We are so low on foods right now. Our fridge is a joke. We have some frozen meats, but we're out of the basics like eggs and cheese and all that.
I need to talk (or make an appointment with) an advisor on campus so I can explain my situation with Stark and why I'm unable to make it to class.
TJ's at his therapist appointment. But he's probably not going to continue going to the one on campus if he can go to Coleman, where Angie used to go, for free instead. His therapist, when returning his message about having panic/anxiety attacks and being unable to go to class, told him to either just withdraw from university if his professors wouldn't work with him (which they're not). Such a professional thing to say to someone who's stated they suffer from bipolar disorder and suicidal tendencies.
On top of that, TJ needs to find a therapist for his transitioning, as well. So it's a process.
I had an interview at Chipotle on Tuesday. It went pretty well, the manager said I'd probably be hearing back from her and I really hope I do. I can take the bus right to the plaza (every day except Sunday and half the time on Saturday, at least). I mean, it's probably not going to be anything big, but it's better than nothing.
This shit with school is really scaring me, though. I CAN'T lose my financial aid and I KNOW as long as I can get to and from class on my own, I'll never miss a day. That's how it was when I was able to walk to work at Target when we lived in Silverdale. I only missed work when I was really sick. I'd even cover shifts because it was so easy for me to get there.
But Angie says it shouldn't be a bit deal, even if we get the worst option (which is academic dismissal). It's a bunch of paperwork, I guess, but it's cheaper for the university to keep a student than it is to bring a new one in. On top of that, it's not as if we weren't keeping up on our work the best we could (except for Art of Theatre, but our teacher was REALLY bad about informing us of assignments and remembering what was on the syllabus).
My mom called this morning to let me know my Aunt Delores is in the hospital in Cleveland. She got a hysterectomy and they found cancer, so they took everything out. My mom wants to go up and see her tomorrow or Saturday and was wondering if I'd ride with her. I don't have much else to do this weekend, so I might as well.
Tomorrow I'm going to see Say Anything with Angie. That should be exciting. We're only planning on staying for Say Anything, then heading home because neither of us have any interest in Angels and Airwaves. Then there's a free rave/techno party TJ wants to go to in the Cleveland area next month, so we'll see what happens with that.
Things are just stressful right now. I know they'll pass by, but it's frustrating for the time being.
On the upside, SUPERNATURAL TONIGHT. :D
We are so low on foods right now. Our fridge is a joke. We have some frozen meats, but we're out of the basics like eggs and cheese and all that.
I need to talk (or make an appointment with) an advisor on campus so I can explain my situation with Stark and why I'm unable to make it to class.
TJ's at his therapist appointment. But he's probably not going to continue going to the one on campus if he can go to Coleman, where Angie used to go, for free instead. His therapist, when returning his message about having panic/anxiety attacks and being unable to go to class, told him to either just withdraw from university if his professors wouldn't work with him (which they're not). Such a professional thing to say to someone who's stated they suffer from bipolar disorder and suicidal tendencies.
On top of that, TJ needs to find a therapist for his transitioning, as well. So it's a process.
I had an interview at Chipotle on Tuesday. It went pretty well, the manager said I'd probably be hearing back from her and I really hope I do. I can take the bus right to the plaza (every day except Sunday and half the time on Saturday, at least). I mean, it's probably not going to be anything big, but it's better than nothing.
This shit with school is really scaring me, though. I CAN'T lose my financial aid and I KNOW as long as I can get to and from class on my own, I'll never miss a day. That's how it was when I was able to walk to work at Target when we lived in Silverdale. I only missed work when I was really sick. I'd even cover shifts because it was so easy for me to get there.
But Angie says it shouldn't be a bit deal, even if we get the worst option (which is academic dismissal). It's a bunch of paperwork, I guess, but it's cheaper for the university to keep a student than it is to bring a new one in. On top of that, it's not as if we weren't keeping up on our work the best we could (except for Art of Theatre, but our teacher was REALLY bad about informing us of assignments and remembering what was on the syllabus).
My mom called this morning to let me know my Aunt Delores is in the hospital in Cleveland. She got a hysterectomy and they found cancer, so they took everything out. My mom wants to go up and see her tomorrow or Saturday and was wondering if I'd ride with her. I don't have much else to do this weekend, so I might as well.
Tomorrow I'm going to see Say Anything with Angie. That should be exciting. We're only planning on staying for Say Anything, then heading home because neither of us have any interest in Angels and Airwaves. Then there's a free rave/techno party TJ wants to go to in the Cleveland area next month, so we'll see what happens with that.
Things are just stressful right now. I know they'll pass by, but it's frustrating for the time being.
On the upside, SUPERNATURAL TONIGHT. :D
