busy-ness

Maybe I'm hitting menopause really early, because man-oh-man I've been going through some waves. I've changed opinions on work and the people there, while the weather has returned to filling my mom's wee apartment with heat. The weather has brought an anslaught of people requesting gelato, making it less easy and therefore less pleasurable.

I've decided that I will never again work in a service based industry after this job. Never. The people I'm working with, although very nice and pleasant to be around, don't exactly share the same goals and aspirations as me. I know where I'm going to be when I'm older, and it is no where near waiting for someone to decide what flavour they want. However elitist this makes me sound it's true, so I suppose this puts me in that class. Good, because I'm going to go places, man. In a Dior suit you will see me in Europe designing cathedral-esque building that will be marvelled for ages! My motivation is driving me to research and create a buisness plan, which I will launch next summer or before under my dad's company. Sounds silly now, for how many 18 year olds have created succesful buisneses? However few that may be they can soon add another one to the list.

There's lots of work to do, including narrowing down the purpose of my buisness. I have lots of ideas to flood into whatever it ends up being, so it's all very exciting. I know it's going to do well, for I have always succeeded in that which I have planned for and artfully created. Some of my design adventures in the past have generated a response saying this is the direction I should go- so why not get started? There is no excuses to hold me back.

Aside from rambling on about something still basically in the womb, I've finished reading the new Harry Potter and loved it. It could not have ended in a more fitting way, however predictable that may have been, it really was the only truly satisfying ending. Other Potter heads hopefully agree with me, and morn the end of such an enthralling series. It's great that kids are excited about literature again, and I think it's very cool that I've been in the same age bracket as Harry for every book released. I don't know about anyone else but I always notice any simularities in a novel I may be reading and my own life. It makes my everyday seem a little more exciting if even a part of it is worthy to be written about. Perhaps that's just me.