SEVERAL THINGS, ONE OF WHICH IS IMPORTANT

[elementalhero]

First: NEW YU-GI-OH ABRIDGED EP EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE~

Second: oh my god why is Platinum so addicting how is this happening to me

Finally: the real point of this post.

I'm thinking about taking a hiatus for a week in all my games, as a Band-Aid measure until I can figure my life out.

I just did my first afternoon shift yesterday.

For those of you who have not heard me bitching about this for the past two weeks, I just began a summer job at a book printing company working on the production floor. I have to wear earplugs and steel-toed boots. I have to load things into machines. I have to stand and lift things for eight hours. That is basically the gist of this job. It is exhausting, both physically and mentally (in the way that completely mindless continual work is exhousting due to the sheer mental BOREDOM that occurs while your feet try to gnaw themselves from your ankles), and though I have time in the mornings to tag, right now I don't know if I will be able to mentally handle it. I just said "mentally" like three times in a row. Augh.

Now, excuse me while I crawl somewhere and pass out.

Comments

[eatnrunbandit.livejournal.com]

*pats* =3= You deserve a rest.

[okroginator.livejournal.com]

<33 /hugs

Man, I hate doing this. :C

[sub-textual.livejournal.com]

;; Poor thing. Is there any way you might be able to find a better job that doesn't tax you so much? Perhaps an internship somewhere? It's not too late to apply for those.

[dramatic-cape.livejournal.com]

Not really - there are benefits to this job, not the least of which is the pay, which is much better than the pay at my last job, and the hours are consistent. Also, I kind of feel like experiencing "real-world" work might be good for me as an individual, since I am kind of soft and weak if I am going to be completely honest with myself.

I'm sure I'll get used to it soon enough. ^^

[knospi.livejournal.com]

Platinum is my absolute favorite Pokemon game... ever....

I'm really sorry about your job, though! Sounds super exhausting. But take pride in the fact that you are helping to make literature happen!!