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Who are you fooling?
Last night I had a dream that I had agreed to be in a musical. (Which has not happened since I was voluntold to be the Big Bad Wolf in my third grade class’ production of the Three Little Pigs.) I was going to be a character called Eliza and I thought it was all just going to be good fun. It started out as a laugh, just a few friends putting on a show and being silly. Then things began to escalate, as they tend to do in dreams. I realized I didn’t know the name of the production. I frantically ran around and asked person after person, “Wait, there’s a script?!” I had thought we were just goofing around! “We have to SING SONGS!? I don’t even know how they go!” I panicked and ran through a building that was now a huge performance hall, trying to find the stage. I was terrified because I had absolutely no clue how to follow through on what I committed to but I knew the other people in the play were counting on me, they needed me.
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Living Life One Chapter At A Time
Those who know me well know I like to think, to consider things—mostly out loud, but also to myself. I think about lots of things: school work, my interests, goals, family, close friends, and such. Summer brings to me think about my future as I see life changing for myself and those around me. How hard will the fall semester be with 15 hours of graduate classes? Will I still have time to workout? What social media do I need to delete from my phone to help me focus more? When will I get to see people I care about? Sometimes I found myself overthinking these things, which caused me to worry. Futile planning for the distant future in five to ten years also involved similar unanswerable questions.
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Awesome Apps for Earning & Saving Money
Since being in grad school, I’m always looking for ways to save a little here and there. And I’m ALWAYS looking for ways to make a little here and there. So, if you’re like me, then here are some of my favorite ways to save money, and earn money, using apps.
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Online shopping is a sign of future success
What have you been doing in your downtime? Likely, tech-savvy people spent extended periods on social media reinvigorating their feeds, while studious types read ahead on assignments. Recently, however, I found myself online browsing. While I do not have an Oxford Dictionary definition, it is strikingly similar to online shopping, except there is absolutely no intention to click purchase at the end. A majority of broke graduate students like myself do this regularly, I assume. Yet my most recent computer sessions have been very eccentric.