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I did a shoot yesterday for NYLON (which is supposed to be in the June/July 2008 issue, but the one other time I shot for them they ended up not publishing the story I was in, so I'm not holding my breath). I really like their magazine and the things they feature. Unfortunately, I can't get the magazine in Kentucky =(

Love the NYLON-inspired picture, by the way. Awesome =D

Awww.. I absolutely loved this post because this is exactly how I'm feeling right now. Like you, I'm also going through a hard time (might write about it in my vox later, heh..) so I understand exactly how you feel because I'm right there with you. I know that even though life seems like it's going nowhere, things will get better...
I wish you would just change your major now! Don't be a teacher, be an artist!!!
That is so awesome! I'd love to see you in NYLON. Maybe I'll draw you afterwards, teheh. Jk. I can't draw people, but I'd totally feel cool if I saw you in the issue. Teheh. That sucks you can't get the magazine in Kentucky, but what about a subscription? And Virginia's next door, so you can always come on by and borrow my copies :o)
Things do get better. To help that, you should write about it. Vox is perfect for it :o)
Teheh... I can't change my major. I'm one class away >.< But I will take up Studio Art after finishing that last class :o)

That just triggered a complete inspiration. Brilliant.

Thanks!

P.S. I'm glad you got a good workout! Remember: Love yourself, and be happy!

P.S.S. I have a shit-load of crap due tomorrow too which I haven't even done yet >.>...*sigh* procrastination is a horrid curse.

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I love the first pic:) It's amazing...Nylon sounds cool. Ok, so I learn one new thing today:)...Yayyy.

Great major. I love when people major in something inspired by passion instead of money. Because we all know that art, social science, and music are not guaranteed a monetary benefit.... but as long as you hold on to that passion, it really really really does come through. PLUS you're so much happier.

And your drawings are AMAZING. =)
I love having good workouts. The hard part is actually going to the gym... haha.
Hehe. I taught you NYLON? Lol.
Thanks, tellybelly (I really like that nickname, too cute). I think passion majors aren't on people's minds because they aren't practical. Shrugs. But it's what you make of it. If I do go into Studio Art, there's a huge spectrum of jobs to choose from. It's important to be happy in life.
Yeah, I've never heard of nylon.
Babe, you should combine the two. I agree with Jules and Venika, about going after your true passion... Be an Art Teacher! :D ..Yep.

That NYLON tee design reminds me of Mary-Kate Olsen, heh. I have a slight feeling it was patterned after her. I know some people at the mag.
Cool drawings! (Y)

And just remember 'my drill' :] "Follow your heart " :D *O*
Hehe... don't worry... I'm going to do something with art. I've made up my mind on that last weekend. But I don't want to teach art, I want to do art. If that makes any sense...

And that tee design does look mkolsen-esque! That's pretty cool... :o)
Mhmm :o) Thank you.

OMG I totally hear you on the degree angle!

I just went to a careers/graduate program fair at University the other day, and there was a grid so that you could look what your major was, and see which booths would be of most use to you. My major didn't even HAVE a place on the grid!

like, thanks for telling me I'd never get a job FIVE YEARS into my degree! ah!

so, like you, I have to decide what I want to do masters in, or whether a PhD would be better... if they let me.. no news back on that. Grumble.

I'm sure that in 5 years time when we have great jobs that we love (maybe) then we'll look back at this and think, what was the big deal? fingers crossed!

*fingers crossed*
To become an elementary school teacher in Virginia, you need your master's. I'm in an IDS program with an emphasis on teacher prep, which is a path straight to the master's program. Unfortunately I did not know the entire yellow brick road (i'm not the only one), so my IDS Bachelor's degree is worth jackshit, really, like... all it says that I took a bunch of history, math, english, and science classes... as well as a few teacher teacher preparation courses in my senior year. Lame. So lame. I can't be a certified (elementary school) teacher in Virginia (which also means the entire States...) if I don't get my master's.

at least master's wont take too long. It's so frustrating that they don't bother to let you know that the way you're doing things isn't going to work, or that there are no opportunities re: careers.

My degree SOUNDS good, but we really have no practical skills. Not to mention, no one seems to even have heard about it.

Teaching is a good job once you get into it (in Australia at least) my sister did a masters of teaching after an art's degree. She's really happy with it so yeah,best of luck with everything - I think you'd be a great teacher!

No, master's won't take long. I can finish in a year if I take summer classes. I'm sure our college hard work will be worth the trouble, haha :o) That's awesome how your sister is an art teacher! I don't know if I could teach art.

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well it kind of hurts when the kind of words you write kind of turn themselves into knives. and don't mind my nerve, you can call it fiction. 'cause i like being submerged in your contradictions, dear.

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