The collection is paid and I could not be happier (although, I do not show it). I kept thanking my mom; I know she is happy over it, too.

I have finished three thick and tedious packets of business math in four days. I called out work once, and sent home once. Although that may not be good on my part (I was, really, sick), it worked out (my goal to finish these packets in three to four days) the way I wanted. My check may be smaller, but it's worth it.

To reward myself, I am indulging on my current obsession: BoA.

Monday these packets are going to Vegas, and I then will receive my next three business math packets. Once that is finished I need two more credits, and figure out what will be my three or four extracurricular activities.

However, with the pace I am going at I believe I will graduate in the fall, before college starts.


Just a little reminder for myself: My stepfather is really trying his best for himself and us. I am beginning to feel proud of him, and I am becoming more sympathetic towards him. He has been through a lot, so he deserves another chance.

As for now, I am extremely tired. Goodnight.

College and Work

I am looking into college classes and I have narrowed them down to four: Sociology 101, Japanese 1, Music 46abcd, and Nursing. The trouble is I am unsure how this is going to work out. I am sure I am unable to graduate before the fall classes begin, so that means I have more time for college; however, less hours at work (that is if I am not working next door.). If I were to work in the corporate office, I will have a full-time position from seven or eight in the morning to three or four in the afternoon. My problem is that the classes I want to take are not open at the times I want or need, including the weekend classes. The only weekend class from what I listed above is nursing. Unfortunately, I am slightly uninterested. I am planning to make this my permanent job if nothing else goes well with the others.

To begin with, I only want to go to school part-time. This means I have to eliminate a class. By impulse, the class to give up is nursing; however, I know I should stick with it. Therefore, this means I am (that is, in future tense) to eliminate Music 46abcd or Japanese 1.

The reason I decide to take a Japanese language course is only my own interest and fascination with Japan. However, am I going to make a life there if I were to move? I can be self-taught if I had to give this up, but I will not gain more knowledge of the language, etc.

As for Music, it has been a big part of me since I was younger. I have taken violin classes in elementary school, and I am still deeply in love with it. The plus side for this is I can teach myself.

Therefore, it comes down to this: if I had to choose a class to eliminate, sadly, it will be music.

I had an interview last week from next door (the corporate offices). It went smoothly and I did not expect a promotion. However, Dreux and Dan told me to let them know when I graduate.

I am to receive my schoolbooks from Vegas! Still, my mother has to pay.

It so happens I need more than two credits. Well, I need business math, U.S. Government, U.S. History, and 3-4 electives. I am unsure how long this is going to take, but I will try my best and finish as soon as possible.

I will appreciate solitude, if I was given the chance.

I am unable to walk around the neighbourhood; it is enough walking every morning.
I do not have a car.

I would love to go to the beach, sit on the sand, close my eyes, feel the breeze and listen to the waves, or read a book.


Silly minded boys with nothing more intellectual to say surround me.

The lawyer, basically, said he is unable to sue since Sean is white (Hispanics are unable too, also.).

Others are.

The only way he would have had a case is if it involved sexism.


I cannot believe this. X-/

Getting fired for a redundant reason as the conclusion is unjust:

1. When one is working as a temporary worker in a freight business in California, hiring must happen prior to evaluation the first three months of work, without experience. Not a year+.
2. Minorities are hired within the week with no evaluation and with no or little experience in this business.
3. Family ties from the bosses.
4. Their offer of a .50 cent raise prior to hiring. They are to receive a 4-6 dollar raise. [He has spoken with the head boss about a dollar raise at least; he said take it or leave it.]
5. On April 30th, his boss in his department told him they are being slow and they are not hiring anyone in his position. Therefore, he is fired.
6. May 1st, a minority with no experience working as a security guard and speaks little English is hired in his position.
   

I know I am not the only one who has found this unfair and confusing.