TIme for change.

I put in my 2 weeks notice at work, as I cannot deal with this crazy vietnamese bitch. Her spiteful & hateful antics caused me so much emotional turmoil that I'm calling it quits. So! It is time for change, time for a deep breath and some fresh air. With a small trip to Vegas and New Mexico planned for next month, and afterwards focusing on school and getting a part time job somewhere in social work. Hopefully things will align for me and I can have a job helping people. I'll be strapped for cash for a while, but I will be much happier. Things will work out. Back to the winter olympics!

color palettes.

made some quick color palettes...

super neutral.

It's interesting what you can get with two colors interacting with each other, but the minute you add a third, it's an entirely different dynamic with so much more dimension. The end.

Feb-rew-air-eee

This is Tito looking cute so we don't get rid of him.

V-day is coming up and everyone is getting curious about plans. I've never been a big fan of the holiday, but a little lovey-dovey time never hurt anyone. I find it to be a bit too much of a consumer holiday and a bit of a headache when trying to make reservations and the like. But either way, I suppose it's great that people can profess their love of one another and at least it's all in a positive spirit and gets people in a good mood.

Jan 27th in Photos.

After a disheartening cancellation of a meeting I had- (which was very frustrating for me), I met up with Novelo in the Mission, had coffee, Joe met up with us for food, and we rode around a little bit. Riding was my therapy today, and I'm glad the weather allowed for it. Then we had a great home cooked meal and watched the rest of Inglorious Basterds, which was brilliantly funny. Some good snuggles with my dogs, and I feel a million times better. Here's some photos from today...

These are great.

Hello 2010

It's almost half way through January, and I feel a bit overwhelmed with shit to do.

I have a final I just scheduled for my online class, that covers 450 pages of double column psychology text. I'm doing what I can to study, but half of me has given up already. Besides that, I am meeting with some peeps in the next week to get my volunteering involvement situated. I will be a volunteer coordinator for the bakery I work at, and also start volunteering at one or two places dealing with inner city youth. I am far from qualified to get a job at a non-profit or organization that has anything to do with social welfare, so for now, that is the best that I can do. I also scheduled my first GRE. So, after I feel relieved to get this final out of the way next week, I can start studying for the GRE and another class that I will be taking. Sound busy? Yeah, on top of working like 32-38 hours a week...

Aside from all the work and studying, all of these earthquakes seem to be constantly happening. Freaks me out a bit, seeing as we're overdue in San Francisco for one... scary shit.

back to studying my life away...