Whilst trying to be a full-time grad student (RE: Theology), I am also attempting to be a small-business entrepreneur (RE: Copywriting/Editing). In my off-mornings I am a barista. And to cool-down in the afternoons I play dodgeball and tutor middle school students at a local non-profit.
I’ve had an uncanny amount of work with the writing/editing stuffs lately. It has almost been overwhelming. This is a good sign. But why does this always seem to happen when I’m in finals?
I am feeling the proverbial when-it-rains-it…well, you know.
I am grateful to have plenty of work when the US economy is officially in recession. Learning to manage my time is a continual learning-process. Today I took a hearty nap. It was good. Americans need more naps.
I’m feeling a bit of strange solidarity with our Venezia (RE: it is raining, it is pouring).
Once again, thank you Joshua Heineman, of Cursive Buildings. He’s done it again:
(Ideas, not Ideals No. 3 on Flickr)
Hey Jenelle, I am right there with you. Someday we should talk about any ideas we learn about balance, cause it is tough. Hence me, never responding to your last email. I do want to catch up soon.