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[malibu87]

Ladies and gentlemen, it is now time for an update. No not another one of those category ones, but a real one with actually details. Right now I'm in Cornwall, sitting in Matt's den, on his laptop, at 2:01 am, writing to you all about what is new and exciting! Matt is my new boyfriend. I met him through Ryan when I was living down here last year.

Comments

[almightyblah]

I think it would be better if you went to the alternate school and worked part-time, but that will be VERY hard if you plan on living on your own, since part-time doesn't make very good money. It's your call, but you might want to consider holding off on this moving-out-ness for a while.

Lots of love,
-Sarah

PS: Yay, I'm happy for you!

Hey!

[malibu87]

Thanks for the advice, and I don't want to move out come September, but my dad is all: "You'll be 19, and as a 19 year old you should be living on your own!" So yah, come August I will be 19 - and he will give me to Sept. 1 to get my butt out of there... so umm... any other advice? I'm thinking Student Welfare...

[smoker_jen]

In my personal opinion and from having already done it, I would go to Wynwood. You get to meet an amazing number of people and make a whole bunch more friends. But the thing if you really do need to stick with it. at least until kindergarten ... I mean lifeskills is done with. It's got to be one of the easiest free credits there is. You can be done five credits in five months if you want. And Gerry is extremely flexible on if your seriously sick or really have a problem. I think you would do really good at Wynwood Mal, just don't do what I did. Get knocked and not go lol. Stick with it and it will be worth it. Not only that, but you can also do correspondence at the same time, I think, and get it done even quicker. Well thats my advice for you. *SMILES*
Oh and by the by, congrats on the BF thing. THATS TOTALLY AWESOME and I couldn't be happier for you. same me a seat at the wedding. lol. love yaz muah