It should be completely obvious from reading my first post and the date of this post that my fear of blog commitment is 100% real. I do this shit all the time.
By the way...
I do cuss.
A lot.
If that is a problem with you, there should be a button in the upper right hand corner of the screen that you can conveniently click on. It's a nice little button, really.
So for those of you who are still hanging out...
HI!
I'm Janie.
I'm 21. I live in the south. I'm educated (Ooh surprise!). My mom is Korean. My dad is Cajun. My friends tell me that I'm Kor-ajun. Yupp. My friends are the most creative people in the world. Be jealous. Ha. They also tell me that if I was Jewish that I would be the anti-Christ and would have to be "put down." I'm a red headed French Korean with freckles. Again. Creative friends.
I am a full time student. I take 6 classes per 4 months. I'm a badass. Hahaha. But no. Really. This shit puts me on edge sometimes. I feel like I want to lose my fucking mind.
I also work full time. Monday through Friday. I work at a little Thai restaurant by my house. I also act as a secretary there because my boss has a bit of trouble understanding English over the phone. When in person though he has no problem understanding you because "I know, man!" is his favorite thing to say. Then when he doesn't understand, he says "You explain better!" Sometimes, I just wanna be like "DAWG! SHUT THE FUCK UP AND LISTEN!" But he's my boss and I respect him too much to say that shit to him. That's way more than I can say for my co-worker. I'll call her "Mrs. Knowitall." And that's a story for a different day.
Something else about me that my friends know (and since we're gonna get all nice and personal here, you should know too) I have arthritis and endometriosis. You most likely know what arthritis is. If you don't, you can either google it or wait around on my blog for me to bitch about it one day. You may or may not know what endometriosis is. I didn't know what it was until I was diagnosed in June 2011. It's a female condition where the lining of the uterus decides "Hey, this uterus is a bit cramped, let's grow on the outside of this thing" and so it does. It also bleeds once a month. It's quite the painful thing. I used to roll around on the floor during my first 2 days of my periods because the pain was so terrible. Now that I'm on treatment, the pain is not so bad. It's still there, but it's now considered normal. Crazy. I thought rolling around on the ground was normal. I guess not...haha :) I'm having surgery in a week. March 5th. To clear things up in there again. Should be fun. I'll update this when I can.
Peace.
