This past winter break has been extremely enjoyable. It was the perfect balance of rest, fun, and productivity.

Job searching has been tough. Tough in the sense that no one is hiring! Everyday I check the Callisto website, but the updates are slim. This has caused me to think more about graduate school. I guess sometimes I think of it as a cop out from facing unemployment, but considering it more and more, there's so much more to learn. I feel like my undergraduate degree hasn't given me much and I want to enhance my skills and knowledge. I'll probably be applying in the fall. I'm already so excited for this next semester and the new concepts I'll be learning for my city planning minor. Should be interesting.

Survivor decreased their age eligibility from 21 years old to 18 years old. My brother became an adult 2 days ago (so fastttt!) and decided to apply! Ahahaha. I became super excited and started giving him a whole lot of tips and ideas for his application submission. In one day we recorded and edited his application video and then mailed it in the next day. He said if he gets in and wins he'll give me a quarter of the money and choose me as his visiting loved one. Well, I guess I suggested it, but he agreed. :)

Random... My mom bought me this mole treatment package last summer. It's basically you can get an unlimited amount of moles removed on your body for one year. I didn't want it at first because it was pretty expensive (~$450), but when my mom insisted, I decided to accept it, but promised myself to get the money's worth. Each mole is approximately $30 to get removed. The first day I think I got 20 moles zapped (they use a laser and make the mole a scab, which falls off in a week). I came in a couple months later after carefully examining my body and circling all moles on my body and got 15ish more done. Yesterday I went in for the third time and initially circled 14 moles to get done, but ended up getting like 30. I even did blemishes on my face. So far I've accumulated ~$2100 worth of removed moles. I went zap mole crazy and there's probably still more to come. Now there are a bunch of random scabs everywhere on my face so if you see me in the next few weeks, you'll understand why my face looks ridiculous.