I applied to a bunch of different part-time and full-time positions nearby, even boba shops, but the pay isn't high enough or I wasn't "qualified" for the position. My loan money is running out quickly, and I'm struggling with not being able to eat out as often. I cooked 10+ meals last month, which is a huge accomplishment honestly. I successfully made tea eggs for Alan, thanks to my egg cooker and dark soy sauce. I also made Master Reviewer on Google Maps, after Yelp Elite, and it's been a good habit to write reviews right after eating. I'm grateful to William and Millicent for constantly checking in on me, despite their busy schedules, and to Alan for dealing with my constant crying and mental breakdowns. Alan and I also hung out with Jim for a weekend, and tried the new Moodaepo KBBQ along with Whistle Britches— both were delicious btw.
I recently went back to digital journaling to help cope with my depression. I stopped at the beginning of July when Arthur got sick and was admitted to the emergency vet hospital, and I guess things just kept piling on. I learned how to download fonts on my iPad Pro 12.9 which makes journaling so much easier, and much cuter. The handwritten fonts are much better compared to my handwriting, so the overall view just looks more aesthetically pleasing. The biggest accomplishment was pushing through and completing my Course 2 for UX Design. I took a 3 weeks break because I couldn't decide if I want to follow up with it and whether I was passionate enough to keep going. I know the journey is going to be hard, especially when I didn't major in graphic design or any of the sort. I also understand that without a mentor, it's going to be rough finding a job after finishing, even if I have a fantastic portfolio. William kept asking if I want to talk with his cousin, who's a design manager at Cola-Cola, but I'm afraid of embarrassing him, and myself because I'm just a lost hope at this time. It's been a rough month, and I don't expect September to be any easier. My hope is to stay strong, look forward with hope, and not backward with regret.