18 Randoms...

1. I check the backseat for serial killers when it is dark and I am by myself.

2. Rainy days soothe me and make me happy.

3. I have my shy moments but most people don't realize I do. My outgoing or bubbly moments outweigh all my other moments.

4. Every now and then I look for snakes before I use the bathroom.

5. People often feel like they can open up to me.

6. I am scared to run in the rain because I fell once when running off the school bus in the rain.

7. I have a wild imagination.

8. I am one of the best spellers I know.

9. I am one of the most adventurous eaters I know and I like really spicy, hot food.

10. I like ranch dressing and jalepenos on pretty much everything.

11. Left handed people are fascinating, along with heavy coffee drinkers.

12. I'm not attracted to ordinary, average joes.

13. I could spend all day reading magazines.

14. Sometimes there is nothing better than a chocolate milkshake and a bubblebath.

15. I love getting pictures developed.

16. I love making people laugh or coming up with a witty comeback.

17. I'm probably the least argumentative person you'll ever know.

18. I secretly would't mind being famous, although I'm not sure what for.

more education~!

okay...so LSU beat tech...we did manage to score 10 points though, so that should count for something!

anyways, i'm thinking about doing a double masters in general counseling and school counseling. it's only two more classes to do the school counseling...plus the practica for it. it would definitely be worth it if i decide later on i want a job that gets off summers and holidays! and i wouldn't have to go back to school to get it. i'm going to talk to my advisor next quarter and add the second master.

crunch time

Well...the good news is only 7 days left of classes...the bad news is that i have a lot of studying to do between now and then!!!

LIFE

...no more fluff

Well, I've been back in school for almost three weeks now...I'm enjoying it, I'm learning a lot...and I'm going to have to study a lot this weekend if I want to do well on my first few tests. Everything is a little more in depth, and it's finally information I can directly apply to my field...no more fluff!!!

I also might have a job at the Children's Home...Orientation/Training starts next week, so I'll see how it goes. I guess they just look and see if you can handle it and then hire you from there. I hear it can be pretty hard, but I'm up for a challenge, plus there is no better experience than working with actual kids, so I'm excited.