You can keep your own hours, to some extent, as long as you let people know that you'll be fine no matter when you get in. You just have to retrain your parents.
It's not so much me staying out late that's a concern so much as staying up late at home, with my light-sleeping family. If I so much as type too loudly, I wake someone up. I'll deal, it's no biggie...
You should *always* deal with your family on your own terms. No one can make you deal with anything before you're ready unless you're letting them push you around. Don't let them.
Yes, but when I was in New York, and my family was annoying me, I could just hang up the phone, close the e-mail, and vent to my friends. Here, I don't really have any me-space that I can go to easily. No door to shut with a "Do not disturb" sign on it.
I'm not worried about a job, just annoyed at the prospect of searching.
After all, who'da thunk we'd make it to see a year anniversary?
Oh, I know. The whole world's against us, m'dear. :-)
(my friends are really psyched about February, by the by...)
Re: Hey, c'mon!
Date: 2002-01-13 10:35 pm (UTC)It's not so much me staying out late that's a concern so much as staying up late at home, with my light-sleeping family. If I so much as type too loudly, I wake someone up. I'll deal, it's no biggie...
You should *always* deal with your family on your own terms. No one can make you deal with anything before you're ready unless you're letting them push you around. Don't let them.
Yes, but when I was in New York, and my family was annoying me, I could just hang up the phone, close the e-mail, and vent to my friends. Here, I don't really have any me-space that I can go to easily. No door to shut with a "Do not disturb" sign on it.
I'm not worried about a job, just annoyed at the prospect of searching.
After all, who'da thunk we'd make it to see a year anniversary?
Oh, I know. The whole world's against us, m'dear. :-)
(my friends are really psyched about February, by the by...)