#brokelogic

Subtract blue skies for grey ones and I'm right back home in the town of Missoula. The feels I have for this place are unbelievable. There is so much history that I have with this town, mostly ones where we were all broke and only drank Nikolai and ate government cheese (and No, it's not like Velveeta.) 

Here I am! Life is one f***ed up circle that is constantly going. One second I'm back in my hometown working at a gift shop for 60 year old women, the next I'm going home back to this wonderful city. 

It's also nice that this kid got a job within the first week back! I am now an official employee of #Rue21! I'm beyond excited since I will be getting nice discounts on one of my kryptonites… Clothes.

I can't wait to officially start and experience a bigger kind of retail, one that I can get actual benefits with! So here's to the second step of getting life on track! I'm thinking a bottle of wine is in order. Commence Celebration. 

Everyone tells you that high school prepares you for the real world, college, life. It's when you head off to that campus across the state, and you live there for a year, that you realize how terribly wrong they all were.

High School did not prepare me for the things that I have been through in my first years of college. From parties that last all night, to best friends that turn into a new family, to deaths, heartaches, bills, roommates, grocery shopping, funds (or the lack there of), finding jobs, keeping jobs, new opportunities that you will bend over backward for, acceptance, rejection and in general life.

There is that word again... life. If there is one thing that I have learned from life thus far, it's obviously a big fat meanie who will trip you, watch you fall, laugh at you then help you up. Only to push you back down again. It's a vicious circle.

However, the one thing that life has given me was wisdom, strength, and perseverance. (Now I'm sounding like a self help book.) It's true though. 

No matter how rough life can be sometimes, there are always, ALWAYS positive outlooks that can be shown from all the chaos and disorder. You go through the war to come out a hero.

I am Jerry, a twenty something year old college drop out trying to make it in life. I have had my fair share of dealing with life after my first couple of years and I seemed to have ended up right back where I was two years ago with some exceptions. However, that is not going to ruin my mood... 

I may be young and broke... but I will always remain fabulous! That's why I have created this blog, to show you that you can be young and broke but still always be fabulous. With helpful posts about how you can keep your chic self in style but on a budget,also with some personal posts about how my broke ass is handling all of it as well!