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Guess I've been in a better mood than I had been lately. A while back I felt like I'd had no options left or that I was backed into a corner with no way out, but now I feel a bit more enthusiastic and open minded. Speaking with the other members of the group in class, while I already agree with the idea that life is what you make of it, I suppose it's just good to hear others saying it out loud and to discuss it openly and thoroughly.
Had mock interviews both yesterday and today. I seemed to do ok except I was told my eye contact was a bit too strong, contrary to others' being too little. I'd disclosed that I was autistic just to try to explain quirks like that, and thankfully nobody seemed to be too judgemental. Some seem to have even already had experiences working with other people with aspergers, and apparently there was one guy around my age in the last class who also had aspergers. So I should probably be glad about that.
On the other end I may be catching a cold. I can't afford to miss the class unless I've got a better reason than that(otherwise it's an automatic failure), but if it gets worse I'll have to e-mail and ask the boss at the soup kitchen whether she wants me to come in anyway, and that might not make a good impression of me since it would only be my second day volunteering there.
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About suffering they were never wrong,
The Old Masters: how well they understood
Its human position; how it takes place
While someone else is eating or opening a window or
just walking dully along...