I don't think today could have gone any worse. It began this morning around 5 am, when my alarm went off for another early morning at clinical. It was a lot harder for me to get up this morning because, not only was I extremely exhausted, but I just did not want to go to clinical. I dragged myself out of bed, and got ready in time to leave at 5:45 so I could go pick up Brandi. We drove to the clinic and arrived around 6:15. Upon arriving, I realized I did not remember to grab my name tag off my desk at home. Shit. Without a name tag in the facility, I was not able to participate, and found myself sitting in my car. The black of my mascara had already begun streaming down my face as wave after wave of tears continued to hit me. Lucky me, I got to go to class instead, to face the classmates that already know I’m a failure.
I got home and walked in the door, running straight into my dad. “Happy Birthday…” I said, not even realizing how bad I actually looked. What a way to celebrate one’s birthday, eh? I changed, and dragged myself to school. I guess it didn’t really help that the entire way there I was hoping to find a patch of black ice and spin out of control, just so I didn’t have to go. When we got there, all anyone could do was stare. I was mortified. I felt like an idiot. Too bad when I got there I realized I had forgotten my skill book, meaning I couldn’t check off on any skills.
The rest of the day went by normal, since I had no choice but to be happy. It sucks when the serotonin in your brain has to be produced by a little pill, because your brain is too incompetent to do so itself. In the middle of my 4th hour, I got a call from the place I applied for a job to yesterday. Got out in 5th hour, and set up an interview with him. It went alright. I don’t think I got the job though, mainly because someone apparently thinks my day hasn’t been bad enough.
So here I am, sitting in my room avoiding the world—At least for another hour or so until Jessica gets off work and we can go out to dinner. I still don’t know what to get her for Christmas… or my brother, Eric, for that matter. Christmas really does suck. It sucks in the sense that it is no longer a family holiday—it’s a holiday for the spoiled and greedy. It’s the time of the year when one can ask for anything they want, and not look like a brat.
Merry Christmas… Here’s an empty bank account, a mild case of depression, a life changing decision, and a candy cane… Oh wait… I already ate that. My bad.






