Originally my fiance and I were planning on going to the beach this weekend though the weather turned out pretty shitty so we didn't go. Instead we saw Star Trek: Into Darkness on Saturday (matinee, of course), and on Sunday we drove to Charlotte to go the Sky High Sports. Sky High Sports was pretty awesome, though it was really weird when we realized we were the only people over 18 that did not have children. I regret nothing.
After we left Sky High Sports, my fiance wanted to look at tools (because it's like looking at office supplies and other organizational things for me), so we went to two different tool shops. We ended up going into South Carolina for the second one. He had a pretty good time and was getting excited about eventually building a house and what his shop will look like one day. He even asked me if I would make him a binder for his shop! I almost died, it was so awesome.
Anyways, other than that, I'm struggling with trying to meet really bizarre requirements for Financial Aid so that I can finish my degree (expected in August, 2013) and leave this place. I owe an absurd amount of money (over $50k) and I'm looking forward to getting a real job where I can begin paying off my debt.
I know it's been a really long time since I've updated with anything real, so I figured I'd throw in some other stuff:
1. We started looking at buying a house.
2. We decided not to.
3. My fiance's grandfather died.
4. His dad and aunts agreed to let us live in his grandfather's house when we move back to the area.
5. My fiance agreed to let me get a dog when we move!
6. My neighbors are getting increasingly weirder.
7. I love the summer here because there aren't as many students and traffic isn't a disaster all the time.
8. I tried to become assistant manager at my job but the person I was trying to replace ended up not getting fired (even though everyone who works there things she should have).
9. I only have internship standing between me and my Masters.
10. My internship costs $2800 because I live 3 hours away (at least 2 hours closer than 75% of my cohort), but it's across a state line.
I'm really frustrated so I'm going to stop talking now.
With Love,
Elli
Awkward Elli
"On a scale of 1-10, you're random." -Richard, 2007
Monday, May 20, 2013
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Oh, Hey There Friend!
Just to let you know, I'm not dead. My final semester of real grad school class came to an end this past week. It was truly bittersweet. Maybe now that the only thing I'm doing is internship I'll actually be able to post on here.
P.S. I've decided to become a pescetarian again. Google it, or if you know what it is, pass on recipes to me!
With Love,
Elli
P.S. I've decided to become a pescetarian again. Google it, or if you know what it is, pass on recipes to me!
With Love,
Elli
Monday, February 4, 2013
Home Management Binder: Revisited
I know I'm sort of slacking on this actually trying to be a blogger thing. I'm struggling to find the time, honestly.
Anyways, I've recently decided that while I really like my actual binder and the general HMB system I have, my binder does not fit into my purse and honestly, I don't want to lug it around when I go out shopping and whatnot.
So I've decided, thanks to 2 additional binders I picked up at Walmart about a week ago, that I will be breaking up my HMB system into 3 binders: Food, Finances, and Life. My finances will remain in the large binder pictured earlier. I have moved the Food section into a one inch binder and the Life section into a separate one in binder. I've taken the Food binder with my shopping and it is much more efficient. It also isn't a task to turn the page the proper area/section. This definitely works better for me. And as with all the posts you've read and the pictures you've seen, the most important part is that you create a system that works for you and you continue to modify it to fit your needs.
I hope you all had a lovely weekend.
With Love,
Elli
Anyways, I've recently decided that while I really like my actual binder and the general HMB system I have, my binder does not fit into my purse and honestly, I don't want to lug it around when I go out shopping and whatnot.
So I've decided, thanks to 2 additional binders I picked up at Walmart about a week ago, that I will be breaking up my HMB system into 3 binders: Food, Finances, and Life. My finances will remain in the large binder pictured earlier. I have moved the Food section into a one inch binder and the Life section into a separate one in binder. I've taken the Food binder with my shopping and it is much more efficient. It also isn't a task to turn the page the proper area/section. This definitely works better for me. And as with all the posts you've read and the pictures you've seen, the most important part is that you create a system that works for you and you continue to modify it to fit your needs.
I hope you all had a lovely weekend.
With Love,
Elli
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