my coworker's husband graduated from college as a philosophy major. after i told him that i was doing the same, he advised that i go into law school right after graduation. or that i take up a trade skill like welding. he said he was in welding school. i keep thinking about this. not that there's anything wrong with welding, but it's not something i want to do as a job. as a hobby, sure, but not for a living. is that really something i may have to resort to if i don't go into law school or whatever? it gave me anxiety about what i'm dong and what the point of it all is. still, i think i have a decent plan and only time and some work separates me from it. i'm fairly confident i "know" what i'm doing

i saw that there was a giant harden head outside the toyota center on monday for game one. i walked by there today to see if it was still there, but it wasn't. the rockets ended up winning game two by a large margin, which made me happy. i'm trying not to care about unimportant things like sports, but they are a good distraction from everything else. like with the nhl playoffs. every team i was orginaly rooting for is out, yet i still watch the highlights because it's all interesting. like, how is vegas, an expansion team in its first year, leading winnipeg 2-1 in the conference final? it's baffling