Wow

Wow, I didn't realize it until just now, but it has been over a week since I last updated. So, I guess it is time for an update then, here goes:

Nothing that interesting really, I have just been working and that is about it. I did pick my classes for the fall semester though. I am taking philosophy, political science, and a bowling class, for a total of nine credit hours. I am thinking about taking another class, uping my workload to 12 credit hours, but I really don't think I should. The reason I don't think I should is because my previous major, which was networking, isn't working out, so I need some time to think about a new one. I figure that if I get the electives out of the way (by taking those nine credits my electives will be done), it will be easier to pick a major because then I can just concentrate on the new major and not electives. So that is probably my plan, and I think I'm sticking to it.

I went to my friend Jason's graduation party on Sunday. It was a good time, but let me just say this. Does every graduation party have to have the exact same food? I have been to a few graduation parties this summer, and at every single one, it is the exact same food as the previous one. I am getting tired of it, and I think the government should step in and start regulating the food choices at graduation parties. I mean, I like mostaccioli as much as the next guy, but does it really have to be at every graduation party? Why can't I have lobster and steak? If you want to be on the cheap side, why not order some pizza or possibly a sub? The point is that I want to see a little more variety in the foods selection at graduation parties. It is probably just me though, I am too picky when it comes to food, so I will forgive the graduating populous for now.

On another note, I have come to the realization that I am some kind of pseudo-celebrity. As you may or may not know, I work at 7-11, so I see a lot of people everyday. That means that just about anywhere I go in the Greater Detroit area, I usually have to deal with someone that notices me from work. Yes, I am that guy that works at 7-11, and yes I have a life outside of the slurpee business, thank you very much. I mean, I don't have a problem with the majority of people I see, but I would just like to have a friendly exchange that doesn't involve someone bring up the fact that I work at 7-11. Despite what I may write on this blog, I don't have a major problem with working at 7-11, but I don't want to be known as "that guy who works at 7-11."

I had more I wanted to say, but I have to go to work, so it will have to wait for another time. I know, I keep promising to post things at a later date, but I never seem to get around to it. I am going to have to go back through all my posts to remember what I wanted to talk about at a later date, and maybe finally post about them sometime, so you'll have that to look forwad to. I also have to come up with my Top Ten List by Saturday, so look for that too. Okay, I am done, later everyone.