Miss March

Just saw the movie Miss March, and it is absolutely hilarious. There is a great lesson on relationships there. Tucker Clay tried to talk up a big game but strikes out a lot. He finds Candace and they love doing the same things. Tucker meets with Hugh Heffner and listens to his story about a one true love with this really busted girl that has a dead eye. "It's not the quantity it's the quality, if you have a great girl then there you go."

The other guy says something about how it doesn't matter who his girl had sex with because he had a relationship with a great girl. That HorseDick.mpeg wouldn't know what to do with a girl like that.

• it's not the quantity, it's the quality


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Tonight Introducing New Routine

"You are your habits."

10:30pm to 11pm is my night review. This is the one habit I want to keep for now. I will review all my completed tasks and my goals for tomorrow.


-- Post From My iPhone

Called UNLV: Second Degree is a Go

Just called UNLV and Carry said second degrees are offered, and if I want to eventually get my graduate degree I should get my second degree first. The whole call lasted about 2 minutes and I stretched it, but it inspirational. I'll start my application tomorrow. 

Job Search: When to Not Apply

I was looking at jobs and construction caught my eye. I want to be  civil engineer because I like working with my hands, being outdoors, and using my education in science and people to solve problems and create. 

I realized that if I were to become a construction worker I would have to be a full time apprentice or something similar. I would be going in a direction away from my desired degree. I believe that as soon as you realize that the deal is not great, you should walk away. 

I now believe I should start sending inquiries to schools about my second degree. 

Don't be afraid to walk away if there is a better way in a different direction.