"Don't fix it if it hasn't broken yet, don't regret it if it hasn't happened yet"

Hello everyone, sorry I have not been posting as much as I promised I would. Right now I'm stuck in this waiting stage; waiting to see if we will get the apartment, waiting to see if I'll be able to get into the classes I want to this summer, waiting to see if work will get enough hours. Once I have decisions made I am perfectly content, even if they are the wrong decisions, I am happy because whats done is done. Bur right now I'm just waiting to find out about my decisions, waiting to see what is going to happen and I hate that. It is the wait that makes me nervous. Like right before you get on a giant roller coaster, you are so excited when you first think about getting on and you love it afterwards but as you WAIT for hours in line you get all sorts of butterflies and knots in your stomach. This week will pretty much be the determining factor in the next year or two of my life, all the questions will be answered. I am so excited for this week, but also ready for it to be over.

In other news, why in the world do we have to take history classes? History is the only class that I am worried about not doing well in. I have to study and read for it constantly. There is so much work involved that I do just what I need to get by and than I forget everything. That isn't really learning is it? I used to like history until I got to the class I'm taking now. The teacher doesn't really teach...And I have a big test on Tuesday. Wish me luck.

Oh yeah, and the title for this post is a song by one of my favorite bands, Four Year Strong. If I ever get another tattoo I would probably get either "Don't fix it if it hasn't broken yet" or "don't regret it if it hasn't happened yet" tattooed on me somewhere. I try to fix everything, and sometimes in trying to fix things that aren't really broken I end up making them worse. If that makes sense

And finally, I promised that I would post random things I'm learning about apartments and saving money. At the moment I am trying to learn how to use coupons well. I work at CVS and I see people come in and by $100 worth of stuff and only pay $5 because of the coupons they use. Once I get it figured out, I'll let you know :)