**ORIGINAL MESSAGE**
So I'm waaaaay behind on deviations and whatnot due to, well, 60 hour workweeks on top of being enrolled full time. That's right! I'm working ten hour shifts 6 days a week and taking five college classes. I go to class at 8:00, work on homework or grab a nap between classes, get out at 3:30, get to work at 4:00, and work until 2:30 the next day. Then I either sleep or work on homework until 8:00 when I go to class again...in other words, coffee, energy drinks and most recently caffeine pills are a major part of my diet I admit, this is not easy to balance at all. This schedule requires minimum 28 hour days or a time turner to pull off. If anyone has a time turner I will buy it, by the way. This means that although I have two art classes my artwork is suffering. All oil paintings have been on hold for the past two months and will not commence any time soon I might post some of the stuff I've done for classes but most of it is crap. If anyone is thinking about trying this, I recommend not doing so. Seriously. Unless you're already an undead.
I guess that's why they call it Nut Labs!


***UPDATE***
I attempted the above up until last Friday when I got really sick and had to call in sick. I was too sick to go to work through Tuesday (Tuesday I could have gone had I not still been having nosebleeds; bodily fluids on the line = mass quarantine and halt to production). When I returned to work on Wednesday I was informed that the previous day while I was talking to my supervisor over the phone he was in the middle of a meeting with management concerning Production and its employees and they told him that I had missed too many days and to end my assignment. He asked them why he should fire one of the few workers they had who actually did their job and they said "We don't give a fuck how good her work is she isn't here to do it." So they let me work ten hours on Wednesday night after I was informed of this and now I am currently out of a job.
I am not upset about this turn of events. I am still physically quite ill, though no longer on the verge pneumonia (I don't think...) and this gives me an opportunity to save my WRIT 201 grade* as well go back to doing artwork outside of class assignments. What I mean to say is, DO NOT SAY YOU'RE SORRY ABOUT ME LOOSING MY JOB. Yes, this makes it difficult to earn money for next year's tuition, especially since having good grades, doing community service, and being talented does not get you scholarships, and yeah, most of the time I enjoyed my job, but really, I don't regret it.






*So I have pretty good grades in all my classes except WRIT 201 which I need a minimum C- to get credit for; my professor won't give me exact grade because every time she has to talk about she gets upset about the fact that my writing is "excellent quality" but that she can't pass me because she has my papers down as late (...so wait a minute I have excellent work but...huh...WEIRD) though most of them have completed on time she just didn't receive them on time (due to both physically difficulty getting to class and e-mail epic fail