Thanks, Pepperidge Farm

I'm totally addicted to Goldfish.  Sometimes, nothing else sounds good to me. So I just eat goldfish for a meal.  They're so addicting and easy to eat.  The catch: Every time I eat them I get a tummy ache.  Somehow, my brain forgets about said tummy ache and in a week or so I'm back to my old ways of over-indulging on those yummy fish-shaped crackers.

All this to say... right now, I have a tummy ache.

Anyway, tomorrow is {hopefully} my last day of training at work.  I have to drive to the Batesville clinic (about a 50 minute drive) and we have a day full of training.  This should be much more interesting than what I've been doing, which is sitting and doing online training on the computer all day.  Maybe next week I'll get my own clients and get to do what I actually went to school for!

This week has gone by so slow, but tomorrow is Friday and it should be an interesting weekend full of mostly homework and a dash of fun!

SPENCE!

I totally forgot to tell you guys!  At the reception yesterday, there was a total Spence look alike. For those of you who don't know, Spence is short for Spencer (The Hills).  I kid you not, when I walked in that room I did a double take.  He looked exactly like him.  Holy moly I wish I could've scored a picture.  He looked just like this:

I promise you, they could be twins, except Reception Guy was a little shorter than Spence looks on The Hills.

Back to real life!

I start my job tomorrow.

I'm kind of nervous.

I have to drive to Batesville for orientation, starting at 9.

I hope I can make it to class in Little Rock at 5. 

Fat chance.

Speaking of class... my online class is kickin' my tail!

I graduated and tricked myself into thinking I was done.

Blah.

I'll let y'all know how the first day goes tomorrow!

{Another Chapter}

I graduate this Friday.  It's the end of this chapter in my life.  Yes, I still have to take 2 more elective classes to actually get my degree, but it's still a big turning point in my life.  I'm moving out of the house I've lived in for a year (with 3 roommates) and into a one-bedroom apartment by myself.  I have a job as a case manager (and eventually a therapist) which I'll start June 1st.  Life is still hectic, but it's still a huge relief to be (basically) finished with school.  A weight has definitely been lifted off my shoulders already.  I'm so excited and anxious to begin this new part of my life!