I set up my blog page finally yay!

I've been watching a lot of decluttering videos lately and getting excited to clean up my parents' house before I move out. I need to buy a few things like organizers for paper and storage for kitchen appliances. But they need to get rid of a bunch of stuff and they're very afraid of doing so. The house just is not big enough for all the stuff they have.

I got a bunch of patches at a queer art festival and I'm having fun adding them to my vest!

So a few months ago I graduated college and got a job. Lifelong dreaded event... But?? It's not terrible??? I didn't really believe people who said having a job is way better than college because it sounded way harder. But in reality it's easier. When I go home I have no homework. Also my work will actually be used and benefit people rather than being just for practice. For all the years I was in college for some reason I never realized that was why the work annoyed me. It kinda felt useless because in my mind I never frame anything in terms of practice. In my free time I never do anything for practice. I only do things that immediately accomplish a result I want. So programming as a job is much more in line with that.

I feel like I got hired by the absolute most ideal company. I'm constantly doing fun things at work. I am in FOOLS which is the committee in charge of planning fun events and I'm in charge of a cubicle decoration challenge. It’s an excuse to wear a silly outfit whenever I want and I have never been told my outfit was too silly. I have a jester hat that I wear to FOOLS meetings and also a propeller cap. I am sooo glad I don’t have to wear a boring ‘business casual’ outfit every day.