This week has started the last of the school I have to complete until I go out into the world and try and find my pot of gold. It's been a quick start here as if each class is trying to make every moment count like the famous candle in the wind. I've taken 3 "studio" classes that each last 3 hours a class twice a week plus homework so I'm sure to be busy. My other class tries to act as if it's an internship and lasts 2 hours once a week plus 4 hours of "volunteer" time and homework besides. So even with a light schedule I find that my days are quickly filled with things to do.
In the mean time I wonder about what I should do after all this work is complete. I'd like to go abroad for a year or two it seems I've not yet gotten the travel bug out of me. So the best position would be a job outside the U.S. creating some sort of art so that when I come back, as I would expect to do I could find work in a better economy having gotten to see more of the world.
Or I could go for some higher degree. I wouldn't mind trying for a masters if I could figure out how much time I have left on my GI Bill and whether or not I would be a better artist after all that time.
At the same time I took my cat's cast off this week and since the muscles have atrophied and the cast caused it to lose fur on that leg it's looking mutated right now. I took the cast off myself and it took about 1/2 an hour while I tried to convince a small furry animal that I wasn't trying to eat it while I held a knife in my hand. It's gone back to ignoring me except when it's hungry and I take that as a good sign. I would have taken it to the vet but the bill of $300 to splint the leg left me gun shy for another visit.
In the mean time I wonder about what I should do after all this work is complete. I'd like to go abroad for a year or two it seems I've not yet gotten the travel bug out of me. So the best position would be a job outside the U.S. creating some sort of art so that when I come back, as I would expect to do I could find work in a better economy having gotten to see more of the world.
Or I could go for some higher degree. I wouldn't mind trying for a masters if I could figure out how much time I have left on my GI Bill and whether or not I would be a better artist after all that time.
At the same time I took my cat's cast off this week and since the muscles have atrophied and the cast caused it to lose fur on that leg it's looking mutated right now. I took the cast off myself and it took about 1/2 an hour while I tried to convince a small furry animal that I wasn't trying to eat it while I held a knife in my hand. It's gone back to ignoring me except when it's hungry and I take that as a good sign. I would have taken it to the vet but the bill of $300 to splint the leg left me gun shy for another visit.
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