-17 Again

Here’s a small amount of insight into my daily life.

Driving: I love driving. I love driving and blasting the music (to the point where the car starts shaking). I love driving fast. Really fast. I am an awesome parker. I think I scare my passengers but when it comes down to it, they trust my driving. I admit, on occasion I am the driver that you really hate on the road…you know, the one that’s zig-zagging and trying to cut everyone. And you know what’s the most frustrating thing about that sometimes? Two cars, two different lanes, same exact speed. There’s just no cutting that when there’s only two lanes. Which brings me to my last point, I’m a total tailgater. You know that jerk stop that happens when you’re about to hit the car in front of you? I’d be lying if I said that didn’t happen to me at least once a week (jerk stopping, not actually hitting cars). I love driving. I love driving and blasting the music. As for my faults on the road, what can I say, I guess I just get lost in the music. What a fun ride.

Debit Cards: So in an attempt to not buy uneccesary things (I do that…even when in the moment something may seem like it’s the most necessary thing in the world…like an orange belt), I have resorted to using only my debit card (only spending what’s in the bank). Credit cards are just bad. And not because of debt, but just because it makes me spend like a MAD person. I’m not entirely familiar with the “value of money” concept, but I do know that saving money is never a bad thing. So no credit cards, at any cost and I mean any cost. That’s good right? Well… during Spring Break I lost my debit card. And now I’m going to give you the short-hand version of what’s been going on these past three weeks: 2 weeks and 2 failed attempts at getting a new one sent to me (mailing to my school address was apparently an issue). Ordering in food via the parents’ debit cards. Borrowing money from friends (hate hate hate hate doing that). Feeling so lost. But today…today..my debit card finally came back to me! I picked up my UPS envelope and inside was this magical blue card. Being without has proven that I can only live with. So here’s to a new debit card, a new beginning, and paying back your friends! I will never lose my debit card again. Ever.

If there’s one thing you can take away from this post, it’s that you shouldn’t take advantage of your friends…and that if you’re currently driving in the Atlanta area, watch out for me! You’ll either see me or hear me. God bless.