3:54 p.m. I think everyone else is growing up, except for me.

My closest friends are acquiring mortgages, apartments, houses, marriages, etc.

I'm still living at home, in an attic, working at a job which pays low wages (albeit, I do enjoy it), still having to let my mom know where I am when I'm out.

Living out the 20s is such an interesting transition period. It still exhibits the confusion experienced (for some)during your teens. There's still the experimental stage, too: where should I work? where should I live? should I invest? what sort of benefit plan do I want? how do I balance holidays with a loved one? etc.

Do we ever grow up, though?

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I cancelled my appointment with the psychologist in April. I got the reminder call last week which served well because I would've completely forgotten about it.
I cancelled it, believing that I don't need it. I feel I don't need it and I even in my darkest day I still didn't think I needed it (oh denial, perhaps). Things have improved drastically since leaving my last job. It was a severe case of learning what I didn't like. (oh the 20s, learning, learning, learning!)

Conestoga sent me a confirmation form for the class I've enrolled. I'm excited about it: Recruiting and Selection. I've decided to aim for a HR certification, and chose the recruiting course specifically to gain some experience before I reapply to Desire2Learn. I figure this'll show that I am serious about the position and will do pretty much anything to get in. It starts in a month.

n@s