Impossible, my dear lady. That's absurd. Unthinkable.

What is unthinkable? That people are having money problems? Good golly. I had no idea. But really, a lot of us should be thankful that our providers and loved ones are doing well under the circumstances. I just find myself running out of money month after month. I don't understand it. Well I do. I spend it. But I don't buy luxuries (maybe a $1 nail polish here and there) which is annoying because I do love the unnecessary things. Who doesn't? Groceries are SO expensive. I'll just leave it at that, because I feel everyone is feeling that pressure. But going out and being social (which is a struggle already for me) is another financial burden. Well I shouldn't use the word burden because it is fun to go out. But it is something I have to factor into my monthly costs. The little things too (that I don't steal from my parents) add up, like toilet paper, paper towels, cleaning supplies, soap to bath myself with. OH and having a COLD this month doesn't help: cough medicine, day/night quil, cough drops, Kleenex, etc. It seems like a simple solution: you are running out of money, why don't you get a job? Good point. However, I think at this point in the semester and in my life having a job at school would put too much pressure on me. Yes there are times when I get bored (like now) in between classes but I know how much I can take and this is about it, sadly.
I wish I was stronger. I wish I was like Kelsey sometimes who can just work and work and work until she's dead. Maybe she isn't the most healthiest example because she really needs to take a break once and a while, but she is someone who I see as an example of a really hard worker. That said and my rant over I hope everyone enjoyed wasting their time reading this and thinks about what they should send me at school.