11 Too Real Thoughts Of A Second Semester Senior
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11 Too Real Thoughts Of A Second Semester Senior

"We're adults, when did that happen? And how do we make it stop?" — Meredith Grey

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11 Too Real Thoughts Of A Second Semester Senior
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As a second semester senior, I have A LOT on my mind. So much to do, so little time, and so much to figure out.

1. I need to find a job.

What kind of job do I even want? Is my resume even up to date? How does one even find a job?

2. Please don't ask me about my life plans...

I promise, I would tell you if I had any idea but right now I don't and you asking will not speed up that process.

3. I need money.

My bank account is dying of starvation.

4. Where am I going to live?

My lease ends in May...what happens after that?

5. Oh, shit... it's March.

Where did all my time go? How did it go by so fast? I swear yesterday was New Years. Suddenly that midterm that was months away...no longer months away.

6. I want to change my major.

Suddenly the major I picked all those years ago is less appealing. Especially since I have to do a senior project.

7. How bad would it be if I just dropped out

I mean, do I really need this degree?....just kidding, it'd be really bad. But hey, D's get degrees right? (again, kidding)

8. Can I just skip today and stay in bed?

Senioritis is real and it is kicking my ass

9. Go out? Why would I want to do that when I can just stay in and watch Netflix?

Going out also involves so much, like spending money or putting pants on and that is not happening.

10. Do I really feel like cooking tonight?

How many times can I eat fast food this week?

11. Real life is becoming real too soon.

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