Lucky
I'm nervous. I'm still convinced they will realize that I'm a fraud, that I'm really not qualified to live in the adult world. Maybe I'm not; I don't feel like I am. I went shopping last weekend with my friend- I'll call her Mrs-Mrs., as she is currently obsessed with being a perfect wife- and I felt like I was buying a costume for a play. I bought conservative pants and tasteful shirts and sensible (but still super cute) shoes. I have even got a whole costume design in mind, in keeping with the university setting; I'm going to look like I walked right off the set from the Dead Poet's Society (or any other movie set on a college setting in the late fifties/early sixties), all tweed and sweater-sets and penny loafers, but modernized. See- I talk like I'm in a movie. I have no grasp on reality.
I just have to keep reminding myself that I am not signing a contract in blood. If I hate it, I can leave. But the benefits are great, and they are paying me really well (well, much better anyway). Today I did a test run of getting up at seven and driving up to the campus in rush hour. I made it ten minutes early, even after leaving ten minutes late.
I am a dork. But a dork with a job....

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