Excel, Children!

I have a new internship, which is just great with me. I really like the women I work with and it's a small office with a big impact on certain communities in West Virginia.
However. At this very moment, four days into the 'ship, I have come to hate Microsoft Excel. It is a silly program. Although useful, I find it taxing, as well and mentally dulling. Often, I can't get it to do what I want, although I'm certain I'm putting in the right commands. Eff you excel, and your fantastic ability to drive me insane.

I really had to get that off my chest. Now, I will return to Excel.

First Time for Everything

Man oh man, has it been a month for the books. Family issues, graduation from college, moving, returning to "the nest", job search, start of a new internship; it's been something of a ride for me. I can't quite complain, as this means that my life is moving forward.
Strange as this is, I sometimes wish it would move just a little faster. I hate being stuck in limbo, and that is pretty much where I am. I'm not as flexible as I used to be and I don't think I could ever bend over backwards to get under a stick.

THINGS TO DO:
1. Find a big girl job
2. Study for the GRE
3. Apply to Grad School
4. Move again!

With some sort of luck (and just because he's that awesome) my fiance will have a job in Washington D.C. by the end of the month. That would be cool. Therefore, I must find a job too, as I am the one that wanted to go to D.C.

There is a grad school there that I want to go to: American University.
I will post a link to the program I want to take part in:
http://www.american.edu/sis/degrees/MA-IPCR.cfm
If you scroll to the bottom and see where they have tacked on a Degree in Theological Studies, that's what I'm aiming for. I'm hardcore.

I think I'm ready to start trying to be an adult now. It's weird, growing up. Not all bad, but weird.