Its a process.

So I was up until 3 this morning working on my marketing report for my territory. And somehow I still don't know what a marketing report actually is. I guess I should I have tried to take at least one business course in college, damn it. But hey, at least I can write a great six page essay on Jonathan Swift and his influence on British literature. Speaking of college, as I seem to always be, those damn guidance counselors have really been yanking my chain. I've been meeting with my typical English counselor woman on a weekly basis trying to figure out how in the hell I'm going to graduate while living and working in another state and she said it just didn't seem possible. So I had actually come to terms with dropping out, I mean temporarily, at least. All the successful people in the world seem to have dropped out of college so I figured it was a probably a good idea for me to follow in their footsteps. But anyway, just a week ago I happened to meet with a new counselor who told me I would be able to complete my remaining credits via online courses without a problem. I was compltely WTF have I been stressing out about for the last months then. At which she informed that,
"Well, some guidance counselors just know more than others so we are good at finding loop holes."
Ok, good info I suppose. Might have been a little more helpful, say TWO MONTHS AGO!!! Two months ago so I could have spent a few days during my summer working on classes rather than having to do 9 credits while in the process of moving and starting a new job in which my busiest time is the fall semester. But the good news is I get to graduate in December as planned, which makes me happy because I was scared my parents were going to jip me out of a graduation present if I didn't actually graduate for like 10 years or something.