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I got a new job in the aerospace industry in January.

Pandemic hit in March and I've been working from home since the 13th of March only returning to my office ONE TIME since then.

I quit the bowling alley in June and it's been the best choice as they suck during times of crisis I've learned. Also, after almost 11 years I wasn't being paid nearly enough AT ALL for the amount of work I did or stress I had.

Still don't do photography and that's not changing. The passion for it is gone and honestly the series of events that led to that happening still hurts. I honestly feel like that was the shittiest situation and I learned a lot from it. Mostly how I deserve to be treated in terms of business and friendship when they're intertwined. Lessons were learned and decisions were made.

I've been with my boyfriend for 4 and 1/2 years and I can't imagine being with anyone else. The plan was to get our own place early next year but the pandemic has made this more... challenging. Everything will work out though, its bound to honestly.

Some updates: I quit photography indefinitely. I’m more into film now, and with my friends newest project (Check out Haunted Man on Kickstarter) I’m gonna get more work in that field. I only go to Disney once a week and that’s with my significant other and we go on rides and get snacks and have a blast. I don’t stop much for live entertainment anymore. I still love it but my priorities have changed. I basically live at work and that’s okay with me. Making money, keeping busy. My grandfather passed a few months ago but I’m okay, we weren’t close and he was an asshole. I didn’t know him well but I know he cared only about money and being number one. It didn’t matter what I wanted to do because I loved it, he only cared about how much money I can make. Money isn’t happiness. Things aren’t happiness. Love is happiness. Peace of mind is happiness. But I digress. I am happy and I do enjoy what I do regardless of what anybody says.