But with the good also comes the bad. I was in a really bad car accident at the beginning of summer. I was coming home from work on I-215 and someone cut me off, i spun across three lanes of traffic and repeatedly hit the cement barrier. I swear my grandpa or someone was watching over me that day! The ER nurse said that i should have been in critical condition, and instead i was able to stand up and walk away from the accident. Too bad i was not able to say the same for my cute little civic :( I loved that car even for the short time I had it. Also, I did get a hearing aid this summer and that was the weirdest thing I have ever been through in my life to date. Having something that you will need for the rest of your existence is strange to me; although it is small and for the most part people would not notice it unless they were looking for it, it is still strange. And shortly after I received my hearing aid i had surgery. Don't worry it wasn't a big surgery, just an outpatient procedure, i had a deviated septum and they fixed it! Let me just say it is crazy to know what I was missing all my life! I can breath so well! The only down fall is I'm dying to go to the gym and can't for another week!
So that might sound like a whole lot of bad but trust me the good is so much better!
I feel like I am at a crossroads in life right now. I'm constantly debating on what I'm doing with my life; although I do have it narrowed down between radiology tech, dental hygiene, and nursing I am now leaning toward radiology tech. It pays well and is a good mom job, it will also give me the basis so if i want to I can finish school and become a radiologist. I honestly think it is a solid career, and I've known almost my entire life I want to go into health care. But my mom is constantly down my throat pushing me into doing nursing and she has some very good points as to why I would be good at it. So I guess that dental hygiene is out for the most part the more I think about it.
I do have some direction though; I recently registered for a phlebotomy class. Which I am rather excited for because I am taking it with my wonderful friend K-Fab! Oh, how I love that girl.
I don't know how ready I am for this summer to end. I am going to do exactly what I swore to myself in high school that I would never do; I'm going to SLCC and living at home. I'll be working nearly full time and going to school full time plus I'll have to make time for Logan and his family, my family, and a few friends. I'm just not ready for only seeing Logan a few times a week as opposed to seeing him pretty much everyday. I'm also not ready for Monday night bowling to die; a group of friends all go bowling every Monday night and I'm sad to see that go. Also with the end of summer comes saying goodbye to Jaxon for the next two years and that will be a tearful goodbye. He is one of the few people in this world that i can still go to.
