I should be cleaning right now instead of sitting in front of my computer, but I'd been meaning to make the official "OMG I AM FINALLY FREE!!" post. So here it is!
OMG I AM FINALLY FREE
Anyway... 2010 marks the year that I take my life back. I'll enroll into this 2D animation course and draw everything I couldn't draw this semester. I'll also try to sleep more and eat better. I think all of that will be possible because I will be taking 2 subjects less and no Japango.
I decided to clean the studio because it was impossible for me to find anything anymore. Hopefuly, with everything in its right place, arting, etc. will come much easier (because now I'll stop having to waste half an hour looking for a marker/pencil/etc.). I'm sure I've already thrown away over 20 pounds worth of notebooks, paper, and other weird things. SO MUCH TRASH!!! (yes, I did think about recycling it, but I don't even know where I should take all of this).
So here are my resolutions for the next year:
- Weight 120 lbs
- Draw every day
- Ace all of my subjects (I always do it tho...)
- Be more organized regarding my French-teaching stuff
- Publish something (a sketchbook, whatever)
- Practice Japanese
- Keep the studio organized
- Sleep at least 7 hours every night
- Be nicer to my family
- Read
Yeah... I guess that's enough...
In bitter news: I still have not gotten paid for most of my French-teaching! They still owe me two and a half months of salary, and the worst part is, nobody seems to be able to tell my why my check has not been issued >____<
In nice news: I did get paid for the last half of November and the first half of December, so that's alright. Also, apparently I looked great today because the guy from the payment departmnet kept on hitting on me (which was a good thing, because he looked more eager to help me solve my check problems). I guess that, as much as I hate it, looking like a decent human being really helps out when dealing with annoying stuff...
(as a matter of fact, I got stopped by a traffic officer because I exceeded the speed limit on a school zone, but my charming smile and some good luck allowed me to get away without a ticket nor having to bribe the man BTW: It is a common custom and a socially accepted convention in Monterrey to bribe traffic officers, actually, it is usually THEM who ask one to bribe them PLEASE DON'T TELL MY MOM!!! I WAS DRIVING HER CAR!).OK... I'm off now, time to continue cleaning!