- The time I’m most likely to think I’m being ridiculous and should go back on my recent decision not to finish my law degree is after I’ve had a coffee. It’s also the time when I can afford to buy expensive dresses, new pairs of earrings, that gorgeous Lori Pensini painting called Flight, and worst of all, when I must write my memoir, which wouldn’t be boring and irrelevant, but amazing! Be thankful I don’t write many posts after I’ve had a coffee because everything is wonderful and should be written about then. Anyways, I was going to tell you why I’m not going to finish it and why my decision isn’t really ridiculous, but it wasn’t an easy decision and now that I’m trying to write about it I realise I don’t feel like it yet.
- Two months ago I said we’d had enough of our commute and were planning to move back to the city. I also said I never believe anything is really going to happen until it does. Which is a good thing, because it didn’t take long for us to change our mind. So yeah, this month we’re not moving back to the city.
- I deactivated my Facebook account just over a year ago and three weeks ago I signed back up again. I got sick of asking Eddie how our friends were and him saying why don’t you just get back on Facebook and find out yourself.
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Without knowing your reasons for it I say fair enough for not finishing the law degree. When I was making decisions about what to do after I finished my BA I was torn between law and a librarian’s qualification. I ended up doing law but I still have it in my mind one day I’ll retrain as a librarian. But I also suspect this is a case of the grass always being greener and that every job will have its downsides and irritating people and that starting at the bottom of a career and pay scale at this particular stage in my life would not be a good idea financially. Maybe once the house is paid off…
Thanks Amanda. I think you’re probably right about the grass always being greener thing. Sometimes I think the choices we make become the right choices because they’re the choices we made… if that makes any sense. There are definitely good points to being a librarian. By which I mean a research and/or training librarian. I’d be fired in a week if I had to be a cataloguer hehe.