oh yeah, my blog

I totally forgot about this thing. hah. I dont have a whole lot going on that I'm gonna talk about in here (I have another blog I have for my friends back home, its good to get some third person perspective sometimes) things are going good at school, done in a few months (!!) Staying in the buffalo area for teh time being, kevin has a good job here, and i think i found one that will (barely) pay the bills. A chiro around here is expanding into the southtowns, and wants an associate to help that situation out. It will be good for me, due to his wanting me to network with area doctors, he works a lot with neurologists for post-op treatment. That should be interesting, I am looking forward to expanding my horizons. We have also been looking at apartments, probably nearby where I live now, which would be halfway between his work and my work, give or take a few minutes on either side. i'm not thrilled at the idea of staying around here, my mom was sad when I told her I was staying here for a while. They definitely miss having their kids around, but there's just not a lot of opportunity for young peeps in maine, especially not computer jobs..there are some in the portland area, but thats still 3 hours away from home. It's also expensive to live there, versus what you can make. There are a lot of problems with the state, but also a lot of good points. People are real there, its not this facade of trying to be what you think others want you to be. I've had conversations before about this with emily, with 'real' mainers (Not transplants from other states) you kind of have to dress down (t-shirts or flannel and jeans)...if you dress up (not necessarily professionally, but if you wear 'sexy clothing') the other mainers wonder what your problem is. I'm a jeans and t-shirt kinda gal, although not those stupid looney toons t-shirts, I always hated those. Anyways, I feel like graduation will be very anti-climatic, I've been to them before, and its just kind of like 'oh.' I have never been a fan of pomp and circumstance, although I do like the song. I also dont like large throngs of annoying people, which ceremonies inevitably are..I liked the BPS graduation, it was a luncheon and they called us one by one and we got our diplomas that way. nice and relaxed, no retarded speeches, although I think nicchi did have to get his two cents in. Oh well, such is the case for diplomats. Kevin and a secret shopper job at a chain restaurant last night, it was kind of gross. The way america eats is so unhealthy, we usually eat a lot of rice and vegetables, this meal kept me up half the night and kind of made me very inflammed-feeling. I think we might skip those jobs next time around, even if it is free food. bleh. oh, and its weird how a lot of people I know had kids this summer. I've heard we're in a mini baby boom, but this is rediculous...anyways. thanks for not reading this, there is no notification email sent out, so everybodys forgotten about my new blog. which is okay, I dont like the pressure of having everybody check what i write as soon as i like it. maybe after this is old news, someone might think to check it, but by that time it will be too late! haha