Sitting in the Money Chair

Life after college and at your first job is exactly what they say it will be like.

The days go slow, and weeks go fast. Your social circle reduces to a whopping three people who like the same food as you and will eat out so long as it doesn’t go past their bedtime. You read the news obsessively because it’s the only drama and entertainment in your life. The few events you attend are the monthly weddings of friends whom you don’t talk to anymore but still feel obligated to invite you. You kind of like your job, but prefer maybe a more stimulating and advanced version of it. So you grad school hunt during your work hours instead of just doing your job well.

Which is a predicament in itself. Business? Journalism? Communications? Marketing? Public Relations? Croissants with an emphasis in Chocolate? Hehe.

Either way, I need to stop updating my twitter so often and start blogging more. I feel like my ability to write will be reduced to 140 charactered one-liners, which is the direction that media and communication is going in. Digital and bite-sized. But I shall fight for bloggers, writers, print journalists, novelists, run-on sentences, descriptive writing, and creative voices!

Or I should just be cool and keep twittering.