Thursday, May 15, 2008

Post Graduation

My life is a graduate, well it is kind of boring. I wake up every morning, review Kaplan material, review Kaplan questions, review some of my nursing books, go to the gym, take a break from reading, read some more, hang out a little with my roommates, and then I go to sleep. Next day, the same thing. Here and there I clean a house or so. Last week I cleaned 3 days in a row, which rounded out to a nice little sum of money towards rent!
My family was in town for volleyball over Mom's weekend. I got to see my littlest sister play, which was good, except they lost when I went. Boo. I look forward to going home, but not for a few weeks as I have nursery this week in church, and next week an elder interview for membership. I am pulling up roots from Pinewood and transferring down here to UPC! A "grown up" step for me, joining a church by myself. It is good tho, I like the teaching and the fellowship. Most of the fellowship college fellowship, I'm looking forward to moving ahead, but it scares me as well. I'm not that comfortable being an "adult" when I still feel like I'm 15. Is it always like that getting older?? I'm not even that old.
Back to Kaplan review...please pray for me as I prepare for NCLEX!! Sometimes I don't feel like I'm preparing the right way or can get through to the test!!

4 comments:

Natalie said...

Yes, you are old.
I feel the same way as you... BORED. With no money, no job. I haven't gone this long without work or school in a long time.

Natalie said...

Course I'm not afraid to admit it! :) What would life be if I can't be a big nerd? It is who I am, and I always will be a nerd. And I love it!

Pamela said...

Praying for your exam. I am glad I will have a friend in the fall that is also trying to be grown up...just like me :)

Sarah said...

Funny how we spend most of our lives dreaming of "growing up" and then we find out it's not that much different from being a kid. We're just as insecure, easily bored, and fearful. What is it that Ande always says? Something about Jesus working in the midst of the mundane.