A minor problem of an unemployed
Posted by guia at 04:41 PM on May 11, 2004.
I've been feeling down these couple of days and the need to disperse this negativity got me into calling (and bugging) some people, some of who, thankfully, didn't mind my unnecessary and misplaced inquiries. Although I still think she shouldn't have relayed all those to her mom at all.
Anyway, one of the reasons why I was depressed was because I found it a bit hard to accept that I may not be able to enroll this coming school year. The project may stretch for more than four months and I was hoping I could take some units in UP Diliman as an OUR student. It sounds okay, but I expect I would be paying for my own tuition and carrying my own weight from now on. And I'm pretty sure my salary as an R.A. won't be enough to pay for my lessons, some of the house bills, my overhead, and still have some left for savings.
I suggested to my parents that I work at a call center for a while until I've saved up enough to get me through a semester at the least, but they said no and that it would be better if I do something related to my college degree. They have a point, and I think my pride, as of now, won't allow it.
I should be thankful I have something productive to keep me occupied for several months. But I feel like I'm pushed against the wall and I have no other choice but to do something I never wanted to do.
Anyway, one of the reasons why I was depressed was because I found it a bit hard to accept that I may not be able to enroll this coming school year. The project may stretch for more than four months and I was hoping I could take some units in UP Diliman as an OUR student. It sounds okay, but I expect I would be paying for my own tuition and carrying my own weight from now on. And I'm pretty sure my salary as an R.A. won't be enough to pay for my lessons, some of the house bills, my overhead, and still have some left for savings.
I suggested to my parents that I work at a call center for a while until I've saved up enough to get me through a semester at the least, but they said no and that it would be better if I do something related to my college degree. They have a point, and I think my pride, as of now, won't allow it.
I should be thankful I have something productive to keep me occupied for several months. But I feel like I'm pushed against the wall and I have no other choice but to do something I never wanted to do.