I only got a master's degree to:
a) make myself feel smart
b) because it was only a year since it was the same major as my undergrad degree
c) I wasn't ready to go out into the world and get a real job
and now, even though I've been at my "real" job for 6.5 years, I've been living at home because of the debt I acquired getting said master's degree (although I could probably move out now, but that would involve getting a new job and thinking about my future, which I'm not prepared to do until after the U2 tour - the tour takes priority over my financial and career direction
).
In other kelly news, I went to the doctor today because my ear left ear has been clogged up since the plane descent Saturday morning, so I thought I might have gotten a ear infection from the cold I had last week. I paid $75 to find out "no infection, pressure from plane descent moved the eardrum 'inward' medical jargon blah blah blah" - nothing they can do, but here's an anti-inflammatory prescription and take some advil
I still can't hear out of my left ear and it's hurts
I'm glad it happened on the plane ride back instead of the plane ride to the concert, that would have sucked. As it is, on the plane ride there, when we descended from 30,000 to 5,000 feet, I could feel junk in my sinuses move around and my eye felt it was going to explode for about 30 seconds