Hey!! Still no job yet, but I have had some interviews. I had an Interview with Friends Hospital and the Selective Mutism Anxiety Research Center, but did not hear back from them, which means I was probably not hired. I wish places would call and tell you they have decided to not hire you, but guess not. Last week I had an interview with Resources for Human Development. I'm hoping something will come of it. I won't hear back until next week, however.
Michigan was nice, although it was kind of cold and rainy. I went down the shore to NJ with my friends a few weeks ago, which was fun. On July 6th, I went to the Coldplay concert. SOoooo awesome! Life keeps moving on. I really hope I get a job soon. It is time for me to leave Panera.
Monday, July 9, 2012
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
What do you do with a BA in Psychology?
Hey there!
I am now officially a graduate of Eastern University. Crazy! I am very excited to be done, but also a little sad. It will be weird to not be in school after having spent most of my life learning. Although this past semester was not as exciting as the one I spent abroad, it still was very rewarding.
I have been applying to a lot of jobs, but still no luck. I'm praying that I will get a job in the Psych field soon so that I don't have to work at Panera anymore. I keep hoping someone will call me back to set up an interview, but so far, nothing.
In a couple weeks, I will be going to Michigan with my family for my cousin's wedding. That should be exciting. I've never been out there before. Life keeps moving, and I am eager to see what will happen. Hopefully, one day, I will get to travel more of the world. For now, I just need to conquer the path to finding full-time employment.
~Jenna
I am now officially a graduate of Eastern University. Crazy! I am very excited to be done, but also a little sad. It will be weird to not be in school after having spent most of my life learning. Although this past semester was not as exciting as the one I spent abroad, it still was very rewarding.
I have been applying to a lot of jobs, but still no luck. I'm praying that I will get a job in the Psych field soon so that I don't have to work at Panera anymore. I keep hoping someone will call me back to set up an interview, but so far, nothing.
In a couple weeks, I will be going to Michigan with my family for my cousin's wedding. That should be exciting. I've never been out there before. Life keeps moving, and I am eager to see what will happen. Hopefully, one day, I will get to travel more of the world. For now, I just need to conquer the path to finding full-time employment.
~Jenna
Monday, April 9, 2012
The Home stretch
Happy Easter!
I can hardly believe that I have been back in the USA for four months, which was the amount of time I was studying abroad. Wow. These four months have dragged, unlike the fall semester. When I was there, four months felt like a really, really long time, but in reality it is just such a short time. I'm sure it's going to be beautiful there. I'd have loved to have been in Denmark in the spring. Some day I will be back.
In about one month I graduate from college! My goodness how time has flown! High school graduation seems just like yesterday. I have fervently been applying to jobs, but not much luck yet. I have heard back from two places to be a TSS (Therapeutic Support Staff) worker. You work one on one with autistic children. These places do not take money out of my paycheck for taxes, which makes me really uncomfortable. Also, they do not guarantee full-time, nor permanent hours. I think that's a sign that I should keep looking. I'll just keep working at Panera until that job comes along. Or I might keep Panera as a second job as those loan repayments will quickly be coming...
I finished my internship at the charter school last Thursday. I will miss Mariah and Tatyanna a lot, but not the disorganization of that school. I always felt like I was in the way, and they could never really think of things for me to do. I would have liked to have worked with more than two students, but it's okay, in the end it ended up being a positive experience. This coming Thursday, I will be going to my local high school to shadow the school psychologist. My experience with EU Academy's "school psychologist" was something to be desired... Let's just say that.
Life goes on. The next time I update this thing, I may be a graduate of Eastern University! Crazy!
~Jenna
I can hardly believe that I have been back in the USA for four months, which was the amount of time I was studying abroad. Wow. These four months have dragged, unlike the fall semester. When I was there, four months felt like a really, really long time, but in reality it is just such a short time. I'm sure it's going to be beautiful there. I'd have loved to have been in Denmark in the spring. Some day I will be back.
In about one month I graduate from college! My goodness how time has flown! High school graduation seems just like yesterday. I have fervently been applying to jobs, but not much luck yet. I have heard back from two places to be a TSS (Therapeutic Support Staff) worker. You work one on one with autistic children. These places do not take money out of my paycheck for taxes, which makes me really uncomfortable. Also, they do not guarantee full-time, nor permanent hours. I think that's a sign that I should keep looking. I'll just keep working at Panera until that job comes along. Or I might keep Panera as a second job as those loan repayments will quickly be coming...
I finished my internship at the charter school last Thursday. I will miss Mariah and Tatyanna a lot, but not the disorganization of that school. I always felt like I was in the way, and they could never really think of things for me to do. I would have liked to have worked with more than two students, but it's okay, in the end it ended up being a positive experience. This coming Thursday, I will be going to my local high school to shadow the school psychologist. My experience with EU Academy's "school psychologist" was something to be desired... Let's just say that.
Life goes on. The next time I update this thing, I may be a graduate of Eastern University! Crazy!
~Jenna
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Is it really March already??
Hey!
Yes, I have been pretty terrible in the blogging department. I can't believe it has almost been two months since I have blogged, nor can I believe that I have been back in the United States for almost three months. That is almost the length of time that I was abroad.
I remember at the three month point in my time in Denmark, I was feeling kind of down and was almost ready to go home. I had chipped my tooth, spilled water on my computer, and gotten my host family's bike stolen all within a few weeks of each incident. I am happy to report that my tooth is fixed, my computer miraculously works (see previous post), and well... I don't know about the bike because my host family has not had any contact with me at all. I e-mailed them around Christmas time and my host mom did e-mail me back, but that's it. It's a shame, but it looks like we are probably never going to talk again. It wasn't the relationship I was expecting, but I can't sit around and dwell on it.
I am actually half way through the semester. Today is the last day of my "spring break". Though I didn't do anything real exciting, except go to my internship for three days (18 hours!), get followed by some creepy, angry old man yelling at me while driving home from my internship one day, and yesterday I went into Philadelphia with my friend Renee. We went to the Flower Show, which was pretty, but I was a bit disappointed. The displays weren't as grandiose as I was expecting, and it was really crowded, not to mention really expensive. Thankfully, Renee and I only paid the student price ($22. Normally $32!). We also got to walk around a little bit downtown. I def need to go into Philly more often. It was kind of cold, but thankfully spring is coming!
I have also been applying to jobs. No luck yet, but hopefully soon! I have also resumed work at Panera again, but at a different location in Warrington, not Devon. I close, but I almost always close bakery, which is the easiest and most pleasant area of the store to close.
My life isn't as exciting as it was in Denmark, but I am finally starting to feel at ease about being back and am excited about my future. I graduate in about two months (May 12th). I'm so ready! I'll miss college, definitely, but I think it is time to move on.
Yes, I have been pretty terrible in the blogging department. I can't believe it has almost been two months since I have blogged, nor can I believe that I have been back in the United States for almost three months. That is almost the length of time that I was abroad.
I remember at the three month point in my time in Denmark, I was feeling kind of down and was almost ready to go home. I had chipped my tooth, spilled water on my computer, and gotten my host family's bike stolen all within a few weeks of each incident. I am happy to report that my tooth is fixed, my computer miraculously works (see previous post), and well... I don't know about the bike because my host family has not had any contact with me at all. I e-mailed them around Christmas time and my host mom did e-mail me back, but that's it. It's a shame, but it looks like we are probably never going to talk again. It wasn't the relationship I was expecting, but I can't sit around and dwell on it.
I am actually half way through the semester. Today is the last day of my "spring break". Though I didn't do anything real exciting, except go to my internship for three days (18 hours!), get followed by some creepy, angry old man yelling at me while driving home from my internship one day, and yesterday I went into Philadelphia with my friend Renee. We went to the Flower Show, which was pretty, but I was a bit disappointed. The displays weren't as grandiose as I was expecting, and it was really crowded, not to mention really expensive. Thankfully, Renee and I only paid the student price ($22. Normally $32!). We also got to walk around a little bit downtown. I def need to go into Philly more often. It was kind of cold, but thankfully spring is coming!
I have also been applying to jobs. No luck yet, but hopefully soon! I have also resumed work at Panera again, but at a different location in Warrington, not Devon. I close, but I almost always close bakery, which is the easiest and most pleasant area of the store to close.
My life isn't as exciting as it was in Denmark, but I am finally starting to feel at ease about being back and am excited about my future. I graduate in about two months (May 12th). I'm so ready! I'll miss college, definitely, but I think it is time to move on.
Friday, January 20, 2012
The beginning of the end
Hey!
Yesterday was my last first day of the semester. I can't believe how quickly my time at Eastern has gone by. College went way faster for me than high school did that's for sure.
Eastern feels and looks a lot different to me. That also could be because I haven't been a student there since last May, but it just isn't the same anymore. It is weird to see the campus A. without a lot of the seniors from last year B. to see a bunch of freshmen who I have never seen before. It's also way different because I am now commuting.
Thankfully my commute yesterday wasn't too bad. I'm hoping this pattern keeps up. I only am taking 6 credits this semester, which is really weird. I have one class Monday/ Wednesday/ Friday at 9AM and then I have my internship on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Unfortunately, I can't start there until my fingerprint application from the government comes in. Hopefully, I'll be starting in February.
I also will be tutoring 6-8 hours a week at Eastern and will be returning to Panera in Warrington. Hopefully I will be able to adapt to working in a different store. I haven't worked at Panera since August so we will see how this all goes... I don't really want to work, but I need money for gas and such.
It is really weird to be back in school. Like one of my friends said to me, "You were here, then you were gone, now you're back, and then you'll be gone again". So true. I kind of already feel like I have graduated, but I haven't yet, unfortunately.
Graduating college is not really as exciting as graduating from high school. I have been looking at potential jobs and grad schools and it is a bit overwhelming. I will probably work as a TSS (Therapeutic Support Staff) with children who are autistic/ have other mental disorders and then work and go to grad school. I really want to move to the city. I would love to live in New York, but I think it would be cheaper and makes more sense for me to live in Philadelphia.
Well that is all. Nothing too exciting. I'm sure as the semester gets moving I will be busier. I really miss Copenhagen! I wish I could be back for another semester.
Yesterday was my last first day of the semester. I can't believe how quickly my time at Eastern has gone by. College went way faster for me than high school did that's for sure.
Eastern feels and looks a lot different to me. That also could be because I haven't been a student there since last May, but it just isn't the same anymore. It is weird to see the campus A. without a lot of the seniors from last year B. to see a bunch of freshmen who I have never seen before. It's also way different because I am now commuting.
Thankfully my commute yesterday wasn't too bad. I'm hoping this pattern keeps up. I only am taking 6 credits this semester, which is really weird. I have one class Monday/ Wednesday/ Friday at 9AM and then I have my internship on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Unfortunately, I can't start there until my fingerprint application from the government comes in. Hopefully, I'll be starting in February.
I also will be tutoring 6-8 hours a week at Eastern and will be returning to Panera in Warrington. Hopefully I will be able to adapt to working in a different store. I haven't worked at Panera since August so we will see how this all goes... I don't really want to work, but I need money for gas and such.
It is really weird to be back in school. Like one of my friends said to me, "You were here, then you were gone, now you're back, and then you'll be gone again". So true. I kind of already feel like I have graduated, but I haven't yet, unfortunately.
Graduating college is not really as exciting as graduating from high school. I have been looking at potential jobs and grad schools and it is a bit overwhelming. I will probably work as a TSS (Therapeutic Support Staff) with children who are autistic/ have other mental disorders and then work and go to grad school. I really want to move to the city. I would love to live in New York, but I think it would be cheaper and makes more sense for me to live in Philadelphia.
Well that is all. Nothing too exciting. I'm sure as the semester gets moving I will be busier. I really miss Copenhagen! I wish I could be back for another semester.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Change and Growth
Hello.
So I have been back home for a little more than three weeks now. It has been really good to be home, but also very boring. For most of my breaks, I usually am busy working, but this year I have no job so I feel like I have too much time on my hands. Which is strange. I guess I never realized how much I like to keep myself busy.
I start classes up again in about a week, so that will be good. The one class I am taking, History and Systems in Psychology. It is basically a culminating course in Psychology that mixes Philosophy and Psychology. I have never really taken a Philosophy course before, so I am not sure how much I am going to like this course, plus it is the most difficult Psychology course offered at Eastern, but I'm sure it will be fine.
I should be starting up my internship soon at the Eastern University Academic charter school in East Falls. I just have to wait for all my background check clearances to go through. I am very excited! I am supposedly working with the school social worker and since I want to become a school psychologist, it would be a great opportunity to see someone in that kind of field in action.
Yesterday, I went to this group called Thrive, which is basically like a college and career group that meets every Tuesday nights at this church. I have heard good things about it. I went with my sister, but it was really awkward. I supposed going to something where there are 200+ people attending and you don't know anyone can be very intimidating. I'll go a few more times, and hopefully it will get better. I have hope. It's always hard to put yourself out there like that, but if you never do, you'll never experience anything new. Being put into uncomfortable situations creates change and growth.
I also have been doing some research about graduate schools. So far the schools closest to me that have school Psychology programs are: Temple, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Rider University, Lehigh University, and Millersville University. I would probably most likely go to Temple or to PCOM. Or wherever I get in. This wouldn't be until atleast fall of 2013. But you know me. Always planning ahead. I mean I started planning when I would be studying abroad in April of 2010...
So I have been back home for a little more than three weeks now. It has been really good to be home, but also very boring. For most of my breaks, I usually am busy working, but this year I have no job so I feel like I have too much time on my hands. Which is strange. I guess I never realized how much I like to keep myself busy.
I start classes up again in about a week, so that will be good. The one class I am taking, History and Systems in Psychology. It is basically a culminating course in Psychology that mixes Philosophy and Psychology. I have never really taken a Philosophy course before, so I am not sure how much I am going to like this course, plus it is the most difficult Psychology course offered at Eastern, but I'm sure it will be fine.
I should be starting up my internship soon at the Eastern University Academic charter school in East Falls. I just have to wait for all my background check clearances to go through. I am very excited! I am supposedly working with the school social worker and since I want to become a school psychologist, it would be a great opportunity to see someone in that kind of field in action.
Yesterday, I went to this group called Thrive, which is basically like a college and career group that meets every Tuesday nights at this church. I have heard good things about it. I went with my sister, but it was really awkward. I supposed going to something where there are 200+ people attending and you don't know anyone can be very intimidating. I'll go a few more times, and hopefully it will get better. I have hope. It's always hard to put yourself out there like that, but if you never do, you'll never experience anything new. Being put into uncomfortable situations creates change and growth.
I also have been doing some research about graduate schools. So far the schools closest to me that have school Psychology programs are: Temple, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Rider University, Lehigh University, and Millersville University. I would probably most likely go to Temple or to PCOM. Or wherever I get in. This wouldn't be until atleast fall of 2013. But you know me. Always planning ahead. I mean I started planning when I would be studying abroad in April of 2010...
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Gosh I'm Old...
Hey!
So I really have enjoyed writing in this thing, more so than I ever thought I would ever enjoy blogging, so I think I am going to keep this up. I know that I do not have the best looking blog or the most interesting thoughts, but since I have some free time and have lost my journal I thought I would write about life after studying abroad and life after college.
So I now have just one semester left and I will have my Bachelor's degree in Psychology. What can you do with a BA in Psychology? (Musical reference! 10 points goes to anyone that can guess what musical this is from) Not really much. There are unfortunately not too many jobs you can get with just a BA or BS in Psych. One who majors in Psychology pretty much MUST attend grad school and at the minimum obtain a Master's in Clinical or Counseling Psych if you really want to work exactly in Psychology. I want to become a School Psychologist and have been doing a lot of research, especially since being home, into what kind of grad schools I would need to go to. I need to get a Master's in School Psychology and then go on to get a specialists degree (Ed. S) in school psychology. Yay for more debt! But I know it is so totally gonna be worth it!
Being home has been really nice, but I also miss Copenhagen a lot. Since being home, I had never before realized how much I enjoyed the independence I had in Denmark. Sure, I lived with a host family, so I wasn't completely independent, I did not have to cook any of my meals, but it was nice to be able to go somewhere without someone asking me where I'm going and why I'm going there and what things I need to do before I go where I need to go. It is nice to be home with my family who love and care about me, but at times I feel trapped.
I also miss the awesomeness of European public transportation! Philly, and America in general really sucks in this area. I hate driving. You really need a car to get around in America.
Getting back into the groove of driving was way easier than I thought it was going to be. Like they say driving a car is like riding a bike- you never forget. The trains run once every hour. Unlike in Copenhagen with every ten minutes. I also really miss riding my bike everywhere. I can't ride my bike anywhere here. First of al,l I would be killed by the millions and millions of cars driving around everywhere. Also, where I live there are so many steep, steep hills so biking just really isn't an option.
I am very excited about the upcoming semester. It should be a really relaxed semester. After the many stressful semesters, especially last year, with me going to school full-time and working at Panera, I deserve to relax. Even my semester in Denmark was a little stressful. I literally only need 6 more credits graduate from Eastern. Had I planned better, I could have graduated early from Eastern, but oh well. I am kind of happy to graduate with most of my friends.
In my semester abroad, I had lost about 12 pounds. I am trying to keep it off, though it is really hard. I never really realized how unhealthy my family eats and just how many snacks are available at my disposal until I lived in a house that had no food, and certainly no snack food in it. I joined Planet Fitness, which should help me to keep the weight off. It is only $10 a month and is open 24 hours a day! Sweet! Plus, this has a much younger crowd than LA Fitness had. I always felt so weird at LA Fitness, like I was so much younger than the rest of the people that went there. Also, I was constantly bothered by workers to sign up for personal training sessions. Yeah, with what money? I'm hoping they won't do that at Planet Fitness. We will see.
My birthday is today! I am 22 years old. It is so crazy how time flies. It feels like just yesterday I was graduating from high school- in May I will have graduated from college!
My computer screen has miraculously repaired itself. If you may remember, I spilled water on my computer screen when I was in Denmark. My screen was completely white and would not work unless it was hooked up to a different screen. DIS was nice and leant me a screen and cords to connect my screen to. Since I have been home though, I have not had access to my computer. For the past couple of days I have been trying to find the right cords to hook my computer up to my TV. I went to Best Buy in Montgomeryville and bought a HDMI cord and a converter to a mini- DisplayPort. Well, my computer does not have a mini- Display port, it has a regular sized DisplayPort. Okay. So I go onto the apple live chat thing at Apple and ask some guy named Giovanni what I should get. He tells me a mini-DisplayPort. He then tells me I should go to the Apple store to see what they say.
They Apple store is 40 minutes away from me. But I figure it is worth a shot. I wait. That store is so crazy. It is just so packed all the time every time I have ever gone, it is suffocating. The guy says they no longer make DisplayPort to DVI cords and does not know where I could possibly get one. Great. So helpful. Not. There is a BestBuy by the King of Prussia mall so I go there to return the cords that I cannot use and see if there is another kind of cable I should be getting. A very nice kid at BestBuy helps me to get VGA cord that can be hooked up to any monitor. Cool. Hopefully this works, I think.
Well I hook it up to my LCD TV screen. I can see the background of my computer, but not any of the icons or the dashboard. Perhaps the screen is too big for my laptop. I try to hook it up to a different monitor- same problem, when suddenly, get this MY LAPTOP SCREEN MAGICALLY WORKS! I kid you not. After 26 days (Yes, I remember the date of the awful, terrible day the water was spilled on my computer) my computer screen no longer is a white, blank screen, but is legit working. I do not understand, but I am not going to question it. I guess it is an early birthday present to me! I guess I will be returning those cables I just bought to Best Buy tomorrow. Or maybe the next day. I don't think I should have to go to Best Buy on my birthday. Just saying....
In conclusion, life back in America is... life? I planned so so much for this past semester and now that it is all over, I don't really know what is to come, but all I know is that I am going to take this one day at a time.
So I really have enjoyed writing in this thing, more so than I ever thought I would ever enjoy blogging, so I think I am going to keep this up. I know that I do not have the best looking blog or the most interesting thoughts, but since I have some free time and have lost my journal I thought I would write about life after studying abroad and life after college.
So I now have just one semester left and I will have my Bachelor's degree in Psychology. What can you do with a BA in Psychology? (Musical reference! 10 points goes to anyone that can guess what musical this is from) Not really much. There are unfortunately not too many jobs you can get with just a BA or BS in Psych. One who majors in Psychology pretty much MUST attend grad school and at the minimum obtain a Master's in Clinical or Counseling Psych if you really want to work exactly in Psychology. I want to become a School Psychologist and have been doing a lot of research, especially since being home, into what kind of grad schools I would need to go to. I need to get a Master's in School Psychology and then go on to get a specialists degree (Ed. S) in school psychology. Yay for more debt! But I know it is so totally gonna be worth it!
Being home has been really nice, but I also miss Copenhagen a lot. Since being home, I had never before realized how much I enjoyed the independence I had in Denmark. Sure, I lived with a host family, so I wasn't completely independent, I did not have to cook any of my meals, but it was nice to be able to go somewhere without someone asking me where I'm going and why I'm going there and what things I need to do before I go where I need to go. It is nice to be home with my family who love and care about me, but at times I feel trapped.
I also miss the awesomeness of European public transportation! Philly, and America in general really sucks in this area. I hate driving. You really need a car to get around in America.
Getting back into the groove of driving was way easier than I thought it was going to be. Like they say driving a car is like riding a bike- you never forget. The trains run once every hour. Unlike in Copenhagen with every ten minutes. I also really miss riding my bike everywhere. I can't ride my bike anywhere here. First of al,l I would be killed by the millions and millions of cars driving around everywhere. Also, where I live there are so many steep, steep hills so biking just really isn't an option.
I am very excited about the upcoming semester. It should be a really relaxed semester. After the many stressful semesters, especially last year, with me going to school full-time and working at Panera, I deserve to relax. Even my semester in Denmark was a little stressful. I literally only need 6 more credits graduate from Eastern. Had I planned better, I could have graduated early from Eastern, but oh well. I am kind of happy to graduate with most of my friends.
In my semester abroad, I had lost about 12 pounds. I am trying to keep it off, though it is really hard. I never really realized how unhealthy my family eats and just how many snacks are available at my disposal until I lived in a house that had no food, and certainly no snack food in it. I joined Planet Fitness, which should help me to keep the weight off. It is only $10 a month and is open 24 hours a day! Sweet! Plus, this has a much younger crowd than LA Fitness had. I always felt so weird at LA Fitness, like I was so much younger than the rest of the people that went there. Also, I was constantly bothered by workers to sign up for personal training sessions. Yeah, with what money? I'm hoping they won't do that at Planet Fitness. We will see.
My birthday is today! I am 22 years old. It is so crazy how time flies. It feels like just yesterday I was graduating from high school- in May I will have graduated from college!
My computer screen has miraculously repaired itself. If you may remember, I spilled water on my computer screen when I was in Denmark. My screen was completely white and would not work unless it was hooked up to a different screen. DIS was nice and leant me a screen and cords to connect my screen to. Since I have been home though, I have not had access to my computer. For the past couple of days I have been trying to find the right cords to hook my computer up to my TV. I went to Best Buy in Montgomeryville and bought a HDMI cord and a converter to a mini- DisplayPort. Well, my computer does not have a mini- Display port, it has a regular sized DisplayPort. Okay. So I go onto the apple live chat thing at Apple and ask some guy named Giovanni what I should get. He tells me a mini-DisplayPort. He then tells me I should go to the Apple store to see what they say.
They Apple store is 40 minutes away from me. But I figure it is worth a shot. I wait. That store is so crazy. It is just so packed all the time every time I have ever gone, it is suffocating. The guy says they no longer make DisplayPort to DVI cords and does not know where I could possibly get one. Great. So helpful. Not. There is a BestBuy by the King of Prussia mall so I go there to return the cords that I cannot use and see if there is another kind of cable I should be getting. A very nice kid at BestBuy helps me to get VGA cord that can be hooked up to any monitor. Cool. Hopefully this works, I think.
Well I hook it up to my LCD TV screen. I can see the background of my computer, but not any of the icons or the dashboard. Perhaps the screen is too big for my laptop. I try to hook it up to a different monitor- same problem, when suddenly, get this MY LAPTOP SCREEN MAGICALLY WORKS! I kid you not. After 26 days (Yes, I remember the date of the awful, terrible day the water was spilled on my computer) my computer screen no longer is a white, blank screen, but is legit working. I do not understand, but I am not going to question it. I guess it is an early birthday present to me! I guess I will be returning those cables I just bought to Best Buy tomorrow. Or maybe the next day. I don't think I should have to go to Best Buy on my birthday. Just saying....
In conclusion, life back in America is... life? I planned so so much for this past semester and now that it is all over, I don't really know what is to come, but all I know is that I am going to take this one day at a time.
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