week fourteen.

This week was pretty dry if you ask me. The only thing of substance I did was take my CLEP exam. This was, I don't have to take 18 credits my last semester of Senior year. I took a 6 credit CLEP, so that took care of my 2 general electives for next semester. I have 12 credits left and I'm looking to fill 3 of them with an internship [shameless plug! if you know where I can get one for advertising/PR/graphic design/magazine layout design/or anything creative let me know!]. Once I started looking forward to next semester, I took a step back and realized that senioritis has been kicking my butt really bad this semester. All of my in-class classes are in order, however, my online class work is atrocious! I spent my Wednesday morning this week completing all of my online class work that I've missed since the storm [yes, since before Halloween. Sad, I know]. But at least it's all done now. CAN DECEMBER 15th GET HERE ANY QUICKER?!?!?!

week thirteen.

The week of Thanksgiving. The best time to be with family. Cooking, talking, watching football games, and for my family, dance battles on the Wii or Xbox. I drove for 4 hours, racing to get back to my family for these very reasons. But I ended up racing to work -__- [a responsible adult decision of mine, going to work instead of going to lay in leisure]. Now, on T-Gives Day, I was with my family, loving every minute of it. However, you know that magical day that comes right after T-Gives, the one with all the shopping and discounts? Black Friday of course! Here's the thing, Black Friday is the devil in the eyes of a retail worker. Mobs of unpleasant people ruining the store that you worked so hard to stock and decorate neatly. Then they have the nerve to take their unpleasantries out on you at the register because they made up some crazy deal in their head and you won't give it to them, you know because it doesn't exist. No one told you to get up 3 hours after you just stuffed your face with T-Gives food and get trampled at the mall. The worst part about Black Friday is that shoppers do it all over again the next day. On that Saturday, I pretty much saw most of the same Black Friday customers coming to return half of their purchases [buyer's remorse]. There were a few shoppers that were coming in because they wanted to escape the craziness of Black Friday but still want the same Black Friday ONLY deals -__- [people aren't smart]. But here's a little taste of what Black Friday looks like if you've never been. Shopper Go Crazy on Black Friday Enjoy!