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Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:49

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:48 *is bored*

*Is bored too, but drownig in piles of homework*

At least you have something to do!

I'm sitting here with my Ma in a hospital waiting room. She's waiting to get an X-Ray done and I'm just here for the ride. We've been here for nearly 3hrs now.

While we've been waiting, I've been hyperventilating over starting my summer job tomorrow

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:55

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:49

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:48 *is bored*

*Is bored too, but drownig in piles of homework*

At least you have something to do!

I'm sitting here with my Ma in a hospital waiting room. She's waiting to get an X-Ray done and I'm just here for the ride. We've been here for nearly 3hrs now.

While we've been waiting, I've been hyperventilating over starting my summer job tomorrow

Work? Damn, luckily in my country us minors can't work 3 hrs? I would be dying from boredom too

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:58

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:55

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:49

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:48 *is bored*

*Is bored too, but drownig in piles of homework*

At least you have something to do!

I'm sitting here with my Ma in a hospital waiting room. She's waiting to get an X-Ray done and I'm just here for the ride. We've been here for nearly 3hrs now.

While we've been waiting, I've been hyperventilating over starting my summer job tomorrow

Work? Damn, luckily in my country us minors can't work 3 hrs? I would be dying from boredom too

Trust me I am

I wouldn't mind working a job I actually want - the two big issues there though, is that 1) no one gets the job they want down here and 2) the oversaturation of science and tech jobs has completely annihilated everything to do with language, literature and the arts

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:06

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:58

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:55

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:49

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:48 *is bored*

*Is bored too, but drownig in piles of homework*

At least you have something to do!

I'm sitting here with my Ma in a hospital waiting room. She's waiting to get an X-Ray done and I'm just here for the ride. We've been here for nearly 3hrs now.

While we've been waiting, I've been hyperventilating over starting my summer job tomorrow

Work? Damn, luckily in my country us minors can't work 3 hrs? I would be dying from boredom too

Trust me I am

I wouldn't mind working a job I actually want - the two big issues there though, is that 1) no one gets the job they want down here and 2) the oversaturation of science and tech jobs has completely annihilated everything to do with language, literature and the arts

True, I don't even know what to study at uni, even though I do want to apply for a scholarship at NYU, and I'm stuck trying to do a final proyect for chemistry

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:14

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:06

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:58

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:55

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:49

At least you have something to do!

I'm sitting here with my Ma in a hospital waiting room. She's waiting to get an X-Ray done and I'm just here for the ride. We've been here for nearly 3hrs now.

While we've been waiting, I've been hyperventilating over starting my summer job tomorrow

Work? Damn, luckily in my country us minors can't work 3 hrs? I would be dying from boredom too

Trust me I am

I wouldn't mind working a job I actually want - the two big issues there though, is that 1) no one gets the job they want down here and 2) the oversaturation of science and tech jobs has completely annihilated everything to do with language, literature and the arts

True, I don't even know what to study at uni, even though I do want to apply for a scholarship at NYU, and I'm stuck trying to do a final proyect for chemistry

Depending on what I get in my final year, I want to try for a Postgrad that (ideally) covers the practical basis of prose and scriptwriting (if I'm lucky). Or even the practicalities of publishing and editing. Means I could at least go freelance if I can't find anything on the job market.

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:19

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:14

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:06

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:58

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:55

At least you have something to do!

I'm sitting here with my Ma in a hospital waiting room. She's waiting to get an X-Ray done and I'm just here for the ride. We've been here for nearly 3hrs now.

While we've been waiting, I've been hyperventilating over starting my summer job tomorrow

Work? Damn, luckily in my country us minors can't work 3 hrs? I would be dying from boredom too

Trust me I am

I wouldn't mind working a job I actually want - the two big issues there though, is that 1) no one gets the job they want down here and 2) the oversaturation of science and tech jobs has completely annihilated everything to do with language, literature and the arts

True, I don't even know what to study at uni, even though I do want to apply for a scholarship at NYU, and I'm stuck trying to do a final proyect for chemistry

Depending on what I get in my final year, I want to try for a Postgrad that (ideally) covers the practical basis of prose and scriptwriting (if I'm lucky). Or even the practicalities of publishing and editing. Means I could at least go freelance if I can't find anything on the job market.

Damn, you have a plan for the future, I'm just winging it at this point

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:30

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:19

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:14

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:06

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 18:58

Trust me I am

I wouldn't mind working a job I actually want - the two big issues there though, is that 1) no one gets the job they want down here and 2) the oversaturation of science and tech jobs has completely annihilated everything to do with language, literature and the arts

True, I don't even know what to study at uni, even though I do want to apply for a scholarship at NYU, and I'm stuck trying to do a final proyect for chemistry

Depending on what I get in my final year, I want to try for a Postgrad that (ideally) covers the practical basis of prose and scriptwriting (if I'm lucky). Or even the practicalities of publishing and editing. Means I could at least go freelance if I can't find anything on the job market.

Damn, you have a plan for the future, I'm just winging it at this point

I make plans that never happen

I may as well wing it at this point (and still be stuck where I am)

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:36

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:30

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:19

Isla Afton wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:14

Emily Shephard wrote: 18 May 2026, 19:06

Trust me I am

I wouldn't mind working a job I actually want - the two big issues there though, is that 1) no one gets the job they want down here and 2) the oversaturation of science and tech jobs has completely annihilated everything to do with language, literature and the arts

True, I don't even know what to study at uni, even though I do want to apply for a scholarship at NYU, and I'm stuck trying to do a final proyect for chemistry

Depending on what I get in my final year, I want to try for a Postgrad that (ideally) covers the practical basis of prose and scriptwriting (if I'm lucky). Or even the practicalities of publishing and editing. Means I could at least go freelance if I can't find anything on the job market.

Damn, you have a plan for the future, I'm just winging it at this point

I make plans that never happen

I may as well wing it at this point (and still be stuck where I am)

The only thing I'm sure of is that I want to leave my country, if I manage to, I'll just go with the flow

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