Monday, August 16, 2010

Well,

I'm officially graduated from San Francisco State. Feels weird, not that good. I'm overly anxious about what I'm going to do next. I still work at the coffee shop, but I can't stay there for longer than a couple more months. My sanity is suffering as it is.

I'm in Antioch right now dog sitting for my parents, which is a job slightly more difficult than I originally expected. The dog can't not follow me and lick me every waking moment and bridging into the sleeping ones too. I'm also alone, for the most part, unless I go visit an old friend or stop by Heather's house for a short talk. It's an odd transitional phase for me, although I can't put my finger on why I feel so jarred by it. Finishing school, being super scared about what I'm going to do and where I'm going to go, sitting alone in a house I grew up in, not doing anything really productive but not wasting time either. I'm not bored but I'm not excited about anything. It's the middle all the way.

I don't know what will happen with jobs, I don't know about more school, where I'll live. I don't even know about Drew anymore.

I'm too tired to think about all this right now.

5 comments:

Liz said...

Why do you only get to work at the coffee shop for a few more months? Everyone has angst about the unknown; sometimes you just have to take a leap of faith and move forward.

The Kanes said...

Congrats on graduating. Sorry that we missed out on your party. The unknown will all ways be scary.

Nana Laurie said...

You will do great. And I know your sister is happy to have you close by for a while.
Congratulations.

Heather said...

I'm serious, maybe you should think about getting a phd in south American folk dance! You would get to go by Doctor Meghan Kane! The more I think about it, I kinda think it's neat that someone got a doctorate in dance! Then you can be a judge on sytycd and take Adam shankman's place.
Don't worry about Drew. Everyone goes through it. The what if's. But I can understand not wanting to just be stagnant.

Kristi said...

Congrats Meghan!! I know it was a long road so great job on sticking it out!
If you need a change of scenery or two wild kids jumping all over you, you are welcome to come and stay with us anytime!