The Earth According to Mark.

Today I was walking to The Coffee Bean and some guy said - whilst talking to a friend - "Don't swear on your life until you've seen it with your own eyes." Damn. Fifteen minutes later I run into my friend Stephanie. She use to live in the dorms - literally my next door neighbor. We did a song together during the summer after first year, and she ended up going to UCLA. I found out she just got back from organic farming in Oregon, and she's pursuing law school (environmental law). So we hang out for a little bit, and she says something so strange to me: "You should do what you want now because you won't get the chance again." Damn.

I am trying to find a job right now. It's a saturated market of graduates. It's hard. Most people don't know this. They're usually too ignorant to know. And even though graduating a bio-major is an accomplishment within itself (most people drop and become psych majors), finding a job is another step. But during the downtime, waiting for replies, organizing resumes, etc., it's fair to say that I'm planning on setting just one week aside where I go on a tour. A real tour. No plans on where, but it's going to happen. I just need to book venues. One week. That's all I need.

Pieces.