Nov 17, 2012 at 4:03 AM
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Well American Thanksgiving is coming up. I thought we could take a moment and reflect on the positive aspects of our life, no matter how small. I mean, it's good to vent, but it's also helpful to remember how good we actually have it. So, let's be happy!
I can't believe me of all people is making this thread...
Anyway, I'm excited for Thanksgiving because I'm going to make pumpkin swirl cheesecake. The past few family gatherings, I've been actually contributing to food-making and it feels pretty darn good. I always felt like my family members looked down upon me because I'm the youngest, I'm different, and I'm not on the same level as my cousin who is the same age, so wow'ing them with food gives me something to feel proud about and prove to them I can actually do things.
I've also been feeling a bit more grown up. Now that I have a job, I'm making my own money and I am able to pay for my own shit without milking my mom for cash like a brat. The other day I drove to an appointment and paid for it all myself. Like woah, +10 adult points! I know it's kinda sad that I'm proud of that, since others have probably experienced it younger than me, but it's a big step for me.
And speaking of money, I'm so excited to buy the things I wanted before. Not to mention that my new job gives me a lot of inspiration for projects. I'll have no trouble paying for any supplies I need!
So, bring on the happy. I know you guys can do it
I can't believe me of all people is making this thread...
Anyway, I'm excited for Thanksgiving because I'm going to make pumpkin swirl cheesecake. The past few family gatherings, I've been actually contributing to food-making and it feels pretty darn good. I always felt like my family members looked down upon me because I'm the youngest, I'm different, and I'm not on the same level as my cousin who is the same age, so wow'ing them with food gives me something to feel proud about and prove to them I can actually do things.
I've also been feeling a bit more grown up. Now that I have a job, I'm making my own money and I am able to pay for my own shit without milking my mom for cash like a brat. The other day I drove to an appointment and paid for it all myself. Like woah, +10 adult points! I know it's kinda sad that I'm proud of that, since others have probably experienced it younger than me, but it's a big step for me.
And speaking of money, I'm so excited to buy the things I wanted before. Not to mention that my new job gives me a lot of inspiration for projects. I'll have no trouble paying for any supplies I need!
So, bring on the happy. I know you guys can do it
