not so lazy saturday

Alright, as always, I've become bad at blogging. It's not my fault, this week was horrible. I've been so sick all week, I've had a million projects to do, and I'm still desperately trying to figure out what I'm doing this summer. I keep trying to tell myself that everything will work out, but I'm too much of a control freak to let myself relax. It seriously gives me anxiety not knowing exactly what I'll be doing a few short weeks from now. I admire people who can just wait for news patiently; I needs lessons from them!


Yesterday was April Fool's Day, and luckily, no pranks were played on me. There were many opportunities - most importantly, getting a law test back and an internship interview - but both went off without a hitch. I got an A on the test (although I have NO idea how) and I got the internship! It's not at an agency, which is what I really wanted, but it sounds fantastic at the same time. I'd be able to work as much as I want, find out about a lot of cool events happening around the city (and help plan them!), learn valuable marketing, PR, and social media skills, etc. AND on top of all of that, I would be able to have a summer. I could work 10-2 all week, I could work 3 days a week, I could basically do whatever I wanted. Sounds too good to be true, huh? I'm deciding this week...so expect an update soon! 


Besides the internship decision making, I have plenty to keep me busy. I have two 15-page papers due at the end of the month. One for law and one for theory. Both I have NO idea how to write. Should be a good time, no? I also have to do the second draft of my fake book club direct mail package, do a microsite for said book club, write a speech "for President Obama," start filling out the study guide for my theory midterm, and that's not even everything. Needless to say, I will not be having much of a life these next few weeks. No one ever said grad school would be easy...


Next Wednesday I register for classes for my final semester of graduate school. Can you believe I'm DONE in December??? I cannot believe how fast this program is - I literally feel like I just moved here. I still don't know my way about Boston, and I'm beginning to wonder if I ever will. Summer is going to be the time for exploring, hopefully!! I can't wait to have some free time - even working will be better than this! Although...I'm not entirely ready to face the REAL job search again in December. That's a little scary - deciding where to live, what to do, which company I want to work for - yikes! But that's a blog post for a different day.