Here is an update for those who asked how DC life is treating me. (Mostly Janet and Sydnee)
Boys: The boy situation is...interesting. I still find I struggle with the wonderful form of communication that is flirting. I am currently a step above friendly conversation, but have not quite reached actual flirting. This is a leap from where I used to be...ignoring and insulting the boys I found attractive. Without further ado let me introduce to you some of the boys in my life. There is a moppy haired yet adorable teacher. A surprisingly attractive counselor. An overly flirtatious red-head. And the a boy who leaves me mystified and frustrated on a daily basis. Well there you have it; a sparse accounting of my dealings with the opposite sex. I wish it was more exciting and not just for your reading pleasure, but also for my own selfish pleasures.
Weather: The weather here is muggy and reminds one of purgatory. I find it best to stay within ten feet of an air conditioner. And while the surroundings are quite lovely and green, I miss the open perspective mountains can afford.
Living Conditions: I presently reside in a quiet little neighborhood, in a quiet little house that is adorned in pretty little figurines of dogs. These belong to the lady of the house, my landlord of sorts. My bedroom, I share with another person, until our roommate decides where she would like to live, at which point I shall inherit my own room. The kitchen is shared. And I find at the front door, the smell of the dog who lives in the house, seems to linger.
Social Interactions: I spend my time with a dear friend and her boyfriend. They are a lovely couple. However one does tire of hearing tender whispers, and the rubbings of passionate hugs and the sound of delicate kisses. Sitting in the next room with no one to talk to, twiddling my thumbs, while these events take place is a little...shall we say horrifying? Being the third wheel has almost become second nature to me. Before things became mystifying and frustrating with the boy whom I spoke of earlier, I would spend many hours with him. Now that these new and uncomfortable circumstances with him have arisen, I find my social circle has shrunk significantly.
Jobs: I enjoyed the euphoria of a temp job that required little to no work with a ridiculously glorious pay rate. I had four beautifully boring days. And now I am looking for employment again. I feel as if I am trying to force my way into someone's slightly snobby Virginia home, so I can become a nanny for them. I exaggerate, but trying to convince people that they would like to hire me, has never been one of my strong points. (Neither has the proper use of commas)
I feel like the clock is ticking on my financial stability. A job is becoming more and more imperative. And the temptation to throw everything in my car and drive home is looming over my head. It seems depressing to stay here, but anywhere else I can think of sounds just a little bit more depressing. My life is a large question mark. A collection of quandaries. A menagerie of riddles I have yet to solve.
Well adieu dear whoever...And good evening.
