The other day I got an invite on Facebook to my high school class’ five year reunion. I’ll probably go if I’m not busy. A friend recently asked me if I thought I peaked in high school. I don’t think I did, but I definitely peaked in popularity; it was not very hard to be popular in my high school, all you had to do was skip class and drink and smoke a bunch of cigarettes (in contrast to the real world, where skipping on your responsibilities and drinking and smoking a bunch of cigarettes makes you a degenerate).
I bring this up because all I’ve been doing recently is skipping out on my responsibilities and drinking and smoking a bunch of cigarettes. I was agonizing over what to write about this week since there has been nothing on my mind that has been bothering me since I’ve settled down back here at home. I committed to taking this gap year before entering law school a while ago, and I would daydream about all the cool things I could get done with all the free time I would have. But being a NEET is too enticing, it’s already been three weeks into the summer and I have done nothing so far. I can feel my brain regressing.
But other than the the brain regressing part, being a NEET has its benefits. A lot of new restaurants have opened up by my house, and if I can wake up on time, I can try them out for cheap by checking out their lunch specials. That’s actually about it though. All of my friends have jobs so I spend most of the day staring at the ceiling. Boredom is setting in hard and I need to find a new hobby or get a job. Hopefully the next post will be more interesting than this one.
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