Blog deep dive: Into the next subject

 1. Things I want:

  • marc Jacob's daisy perfume
  • MacBook
  • No stress
  • summer
  • a grey cat
2. Jury is out: 

  • carrots are nasty.
  • Taylor swift tickets are way too expensive and not worth it.
  • if I should cut my hair or not
  • if a like my job

3, my media and obsessions:

  • young royals
  • Twice
  • the summer I turned pretty
  • Jacob Elordi
4. Things that bother me:

  • being broke
  • people chewing really loud in front of me
  • people asking me the same questions to me all the time
  • loud noises

5. I'm not sure if a want to stay at my job, I mean I like it, but my manager is a pain to be with, I also get no hours, so my paychecks are low. I want to leave, but if I do, I will become broke and not be able to pay for my things like, the stuff I want and gas. If I do stay at my job, I would be miserable. Jobs are also hard to get these days, So I think I'm going to have to stick with this job for the time being.

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