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I use this journal to save little snippets that I want to remember, kind of like a scrapbook, that I only use every month or so. I've had it for 5 years now, so it's kinda cool looking back to see everything that's been on my mind. Twisted, but cool.
Currently, my life has changed once again. The past 4 years, I've bitched and complained about this horrible field **mental health** that I landed myself in due to my own laziness. I've been stagnant, only venturing into my true entrepreneurial interests on rare occasions. About 6 weeks ago, I convinced my mother to buy a coffee shop, an espresso kiosk in the local hospital. With only 2.5 days of training in a business I've never experienced before, I was thrusted into a whole new career. My best friend, Duder, is my right hand man. A little over 2 months ago, I knew nothing about espresso or coffee, but now I find myself trying to learn every bit I can. The work is hard for the little pay I've agreed to, but it's very gratifying knowing I'm changing something and working for myself.
Here is a picture of my shop. I spend 50-60 hours a week working in it, shopping for it, and designing things for it, in addition to working 40 hours/week at an overnight position in which I get paid to sleep.
AJs Coffee Break
And lastly, I've switched my vote at least 3 times this election...I'm an independent voter, in a tossup state, so I know my decision makes a difference.... I was a Clinton supporter, and I became disgruntled when she lost. I read the future plans of each candidate and on paper, McCain seemed like a better choice (with my finance background, I can see the logical side of the Republican's fiscal policies). Then, I thought, I better start watching debates and looking into more issues than just money. Once Palin was chosen, and I watched her 3 scary interviews, my mind was made up. There was no way I could give my vote to a village idiot. NO WAY. Even if she was well spoken, she ONLY has a Bachelor's Degree from Idaho State, and it's not even in law or political science. I need a little more education backing my potential president. I found her interviews downright terrifying!!! Each one horrified me more and more. *shudder* Then other issues like stem cell research and Roe vs. Wade started popping up. I've always been liberal on social issues, but conservative with money issues, according to a survey I took, I'm a true Libertarian... free personal rights, small government. I guess it's the closest step to Anarchy one can get. I'm not wasting my vote on the Libertarian party though; therefore, I'm setting money aside and putting morals and the future first. Obama is my pick this time around.
To further my feelings on Palin, I found this video, which actually made me LOL.
take care LJ friends
thewordgirl





