Almost done at Holiday!

Two more shifts. I can't wait, because I work over 35 hours this week. Tomorrow is the longest shift (10 hours) and then 9 more on Friday (12-9). I'm hoping I can get done early, because that's the night of the little going away party I'm throwing myself on water street. I hope people are coming out! I've actually been going out quite a bit the last 3 weeks or so, which is awesome, except on my banking account.
I forgot to get gas tonight at works, which sucks because I'm on the E. That's the reason I drove to work instead of walk...ALSO, the frickin' check brake light tapped on a few times and so I added some fluid, but hopefully this won't be bad. A few months ago the light came on and we added fluid and it hasn't done anything since. It was more like 6 months ago and I thought it was a fluke so....we'll see. If it's that slow of a leak then I'll just fill 'er up whenever I fill the tank. I NEED the car to last a few months in Madison until I save up some money. The brakes aren't making any noise or anything so...*knock on wood*.
I'm excited to get to Madison, but I'm starting to realize it is still going to take a little bit before I start racking in the dough. Transferring to Madison Dollar Tree happens fast. My manager told me she would take care of everything Monday and tonight at Holiday I got a voicemail from the Madison manager saying nobody there knew anything of my transfer, but him so....gotta make some calls tomorrow morning. It needs to move fast because I think he wants me to cover some shifts next week. It should be interesting to see what my pay will be and when my first paycheck is going to be.
It has been interesting to watch everyone go back to school. I don't feel like I should be there, in fact, I wasn't taking classes on campus for a year now since I student taught last fall. It's just sort of funny to watch the excitement from the outside. Quite a few of my old students are now freshmen at UWEC and it's fun to read their statuses and such. It brings back memories and gives me warm fuzzies remembering me as a freshman, what was exciting back then, what was important back then, and who we knew back then.
I'm watching "Look Who's Talking" on TV and the young John Travolta was HOT. Seriously, I don't think we knew it when we were tweens watching that movie and "Grease". He can move...I hate the father of the baby (Albert?). A-hole.
I also watched "Baby Story" earlier. Cried...of course. The build-up, being a baby person, and seeing the dad cry at the birth...aaaaawwwww. Sometimes I wonder if people still think I'm tough....an aggressive, overly confident, tough gal....I'm a big pile of fluff and dreams. I am strong-minded, I'll give you that. But I really want to have a family, I cry at the drop of a hat, and I can be extremely insecure and sensitive. Hoping that one ovary is still pumping because I can't wait to have a family. Thanks TLC. Send me a man.

Trying to make it until Madison before I do laundry, but my works clothes might not make it.
Get him Travolta! He's now beating up the dad!! yes...
Ok, gonna wrap it up by saying if you are in town-come out with me Friday night.