Because when you wake up on an October morning and find out that it's about 39 - 42 degrees out...IT'S NOT FALL ANYMORE. I've made my claim and nobody's going to make me change my mind.
Anyway.
FINALLY, things are starting to pick up! I now am officially working the carpentry crew for the theatre department's main stage production and I have a new job as a painter around the campus! Huzzahs all around!
Doesn't help, however, that the technical director for the crew I'm in is probably wondering what he did wrong to wind up working with me, since I possess no knowledge what-so-ever in the projects that we're working on.
Well, that's a lie.
I know, at least, how to handle a screwdriver, sweep floors and do what I'm told. I'm learning, god dammit! Isn't that what counts?!
If anyone says anything against that, may the Gods curse your head with weeds.
But, yes, other than that I am looking forward to a lot of things:
1) continuing to work with the theatre dept. (no duh there)
2) being able to eat real food for once! ...OH and see my Mother/Stepdad next weekend
3) finding more jobs! (more money, yaaay!)
4) registering for more classes in the next term.
But, for now, I'm focusing on keeping warm and remembering that it's OKAY to eat SOMETHING. I'm a tight-wad when it comes to food + money, give me a break.
WHICH REMINDS ME.
Apparently, there's a foods tax in restaurants and food-serving places here in Ashland. Why didn't I realize this when the drama group came down?
...dammit. Oh well.
1 comment:
I think you already mentioned this food-tax phenomena earlier on the phone...And I think I may have an answer for you...
Perhaps Ashland is the the Vatican..Its own special place in the universe...Which therefore has the right to tax you howevermuch it sees fit...And also they have the common trend in which their inhabitants think it perfectly normal to wear pointy hats and flamboyantly colored costumes, and act generally ridiculous for no reason at all.
I think we're on to something here...xD *twilight zone music ensues*
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