6 Things from 6 Months at Disney >> SEPTEMBER

6 Things I've learned from 6 Months at Disney

september

Balance // Equilibrar

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I know I keep disappearing for a month at a time and I apologize! This is a late post but still incredibly important. 

Moving to a new country, into a new home, and settling into a new job sounds crazy, but in reality it isn't all that bad. The real challenge is learning how to balance work, school, and a social life altogether (and more often than not, the social life takes the biggest hit). For example, this week has been a 40 hour work week, which leaves little time on the side to do much else. And while school assignments have been easy, they require time to complete, a precious commodity we do not have much of. 

If the Library was a Country, then I'd be an Expat

I used to read, a lot.

I loved reading so much that I would finish a novel in less than two days time...then again I didn't eat much...or leave the house often. In fact, when I was in grade five I actually got in trouble for reading in class. 

Hooray for Scholastic! << anyone remember those?

Now that I am holding two part-time jobs and a full-time school course load, I have discovered that time for enjoying a good novel is practically non-existent. I have also (to my dismay) discovered that eating and socializing is a necessity for balancing the love/hate triangle that is: school, work, and getting drunk good times. 

And so, after swimming through that pile of dusty, unread, lonely little books, I have chosen my read for the week. 

"Empress" by Shan Sa...because going back to my Chinese roots and reading about how China could so have a female emperor would fulfill my Chinese status...that is if reading a fiction book could do that....

Also, why does the cover make her look like the girl in the Grudge? 

(c) Justina Lee