I'm at work today and per the usual no one has given me anything to do. Being an intern for the government is so weird. I guess maybe this is what it's like being an intern at an office job. It's so boring and I'm pretty sure they forget about me most of the time. I can't remember the last time anyone gave me anything to do without me going and asking.
At my last internship, I worked at a residential mental health facility for teens. That place kept me on my toes like no other. Kids were trying to run into traffic and would get into fights all the time with the other kids and staff. It was nuts. Maybe that being my first internship just threw me into the deep end and now everything is so boring. Sometimes it's nice not having to do anything though. I mostly watch new tv shows or tinker around on my phone or computer. I don't know how people who have full time office jobs for 40+ years do it. I'm so bored and feel like my job has no purpose. I get to leave early today to go get fingerprinted for my internship for school though. I don't know why the closest location is 40 minutes away but alas.
I'm excited to move out soon. 4 days! Moving to a big city is going to be a huge change. I get to bring my dog which is exciting. Even though I was gone for my undergrad for 4 years, I'm nervous to take the next step and be without my mom. My undergrad was 3 hours away, and my grad school is only an hour away so I don't know why I'm so nervous. At my undergrad, we were required to live in the dorms on campus all 4 years, so I haven't had experience truly living alone yet. Now I'll have my own apartment and I'll have to commute to school which is going to be crazy. It's a 40 minute commute via the train and subway. I could drive and have it be only a 20 minute commute, but the parking is $450 a SEMESTER. That is just absurd.
*Body image talk ahead, I just wanted to give a warning here*
I still need to finish packing. My mom is kind of up my ass about it but I'll get it done. I really only need to pack up my clothes and toiletries. There's probably more I'm forgetting but I'll figure it out. I'm excited to finally be able to cook for myself and buy groceries that I want. My mom mostly buys snacks, junk food, and frozen food, which isn't great for my health and I can feel it. It's always been like this. I think that's what lead to my BED in high school. We never had real food in the house so I'd just overload on snacks to get full. I really want to change those habits that still linger.
I think that's all I have for today, maybe I'll update later in the day because its only 10am. We shall see. Bye for now!