Update

The time has come for me to update my limited readers about my life.  How exciting!  I feel like I was far too productive today with homework.  This is my reward for being productive. Anyways.  As usual, my life is actually pretty boring.  I honestly don't know what to say when people ask me what I've been up to.

How exactly am I supposed to respond to that when we haven't talked in forever?!  I can think of interesting things to talk about when I'm on the phone with my mom or even Ana, but when people from high school ask me about my life and it's been at least a year since we've spoken...yeah...should I catch you up on every detail of my life?  What kind of answer are you expecting to such a general question?

Maybe I'm just sick of having people ask me that question.  Over this past weekend I think I had about 5 people ask me the exact same thing.  My response? My life is boring.  I go to school.  I go to work.  I have no romantic prospects that deserve any attention from people I rarely talk to anymore.  How about you ask me about my personal life when I actually have something interesting to say about it?  Or maybe if you're trying to set me up with someone.  Then I just might listen.  Other than that...I'll bring it up when it actually matters. 

I feel like this is what I'll have to deal with if I decide to go to my 5 year high school reunion this summer.  Honestly I don't see the point in going.  I mean...it's only been 5 years!  Has anyone really made anything out of their life at this point?  I know I haven't.  I'm only now graduating from college.  Who knows if that's even happening if I don't get an internship and complete it before the summer is over.  I'm so ready to be done with school.  I just wish I could figure out where I want to end up after I finally get my diploma.  It's so difficult to plan a future when you don't have anything specific you need to do, besides find a way to make money.  I feel like my best option would be management.  There are quite a few companies that have really good salaries and benefits for employees.

I read somewhere recently that housing development is the most difficult profession to get into with housing.  This totally sucks because it's definitely my first choice in a career right now.  I know I'll survive, and I know that once I get my degree I can go wherever I want to find a job, but it would be nice to be somewhere that I have a few friends.  Right now I am hoping for Minneapolis/Saint Paul, Madison, or Chicago.  Those cities are not in any specific order, but they are the 3 that I am the most interested in living in.

Okay, I think I've rambled about my life long enough.  I probably didn't make any sense, but oh well.  My mind works in mysterious ways sometimes.