I just finished re-reading
Last Days of Summer and it made me sniffle.
Margot left this morning. I'm off today, tomorrow, and Thursday. Friday is my last ever shift at the kiosk; I work Saturday, Sunday, and Monday at Regal and then I'm done. Forever.
Speaking of work, a few days ago I woke up to a text message from my awesome friend Sarah (
jessiethejester, who never updates), who did the run-away-from-home-live-in-NYC-have-no-m
oney-ever thing four months ago: her manager will probably be willing to hire me in the Borders cafe where she works; she can train me. Borders pays better than Regal, and gives better benefits. So it's nothing definite, and I have Regal to fall back on if it doesn't work out, but awesome.
Speaking of which, my tooth is acting up again. Yes, Dad, this time I actually
will call the dentist.
I visited Mr. Githler, my evil eighth grade history teacher. He was mean to me, but if he hadn't been, I'd have suspected he had a terminal disease. Being in my HS was very, very, very weird.
Margot and I watched Newsies last night:
queenitsy: Why does Dutchy choke when the bell rings?
second_batgirl: Pavlovian response? Oh, look, he swallowed.
queenitsy: He must be very well trained, then.
...I forgot how much I loved this movie.
Rachel visited and then Margot visited and it was awesome. Now I have no friends again, at least in the area, and this is sad.
(Mr. Githler: So you've been living in your parents house and working two crappy jobs. What friends do you have in the area to make you feel better?
Me: ..."Friends"?
Mr. Githler: Why aren't you on heroin by now? I would be.)
I'm glad to be nearly done with work. I've never been as angry at a customer as I was a few days ago; it's not a real horror story, but I swear to god there is a correlation between people who buy icees and people who are fucking morons, and clumsy ones at that. Then I discovered that I had a double shift with both jobs, after I was ten minutes late for Borders. So that was a 14 hour day. I made Mom and Margot come rescue me with food and a sweater so no one would see my Regal uniform.
Margot and I watched all of Hana Youri Dango, and it was awesome crack. I deeply, deeply wish that Hanazawa Rui was my boyfriend. Or older brother.
I'm moving very soon. This is terrifying the hell out of me. But also very exciting. Um, eek?