Everything’s Coming Up Funtime

One month ago, I was in a very different place than I am today.

One month ago:

1. I didn’t think my senior project movie would get finished well, or on time.
2. My post-graduatin job prospects weren’t looking great.
3. I had no idea how I was going to handle the debt I’ve accumluated over the last two years.
4. I was completely, totally, desperately flat broke.  I was using rent money to buy train tickets to my internship.
5. I thought I was going to fail two classes and not graduate on time.
6. I had absolutely no time for anything except school and work.
7. I wasn’t having any fun, and was worrying all the time.

Within the past two weeks:

1. My movie got finished, on time, and I’m immensely proud of it.
2. I have an excellent-looking job prospect doing exactly what I want to do, in New York City no less.
3. I’ve developed a plan to handle my debt and I’ll finally be able to talk with friends and family about things other than the money I owe them.
4. I’ve gotten two full-time offers for good-paying summer jobs, and the post-graduation-family-and-close-friends-congrats money has started to come in.
5. I passed all my classes, got much higher grades than I expected, and walked at graduation with absolutely no possiblity of having to come back to the academic hellhole called college.
6. I’ve been able to spend more time doing the things that I want to do, with the people I want to spend time with.
7. I’m doing lost of fun things, and also, Senior Week happened.  Oh god was that fun.