Project 1: Find a summer internship. Preferrably somewhere new and exciting, doing something interesting for at least half of my working hours. (Not to say that previous internship experiences were unfulfilling or tiresome. I would never imply such a thing.) Securing said internship would involve mini-projects, such as fixing my résumé, writing millions of cover letters, hopefully some interviews and follow-up emails.

Project 2: Apply for financial aid. After all, it would be nice to be able to afford to finish my university education after two and a half years of blood, sweat, and tears. Ok, not that much blood, thank goodness, but otherwise, an accurate description of my academic life. FAFSA, CSS, tax forms, some other forms… Ah, the joys of “need-based” aid, where one must pay fees in order to receive financial aid.

Project 3: Build website for parents. Now that my mother has turned into a complete internet junkie, this is the last step, isn’t it? Just as well. I haven’t worked on such things for ages, maybe it’ll give me a rush. ColorSchemer, here I come! Actually, maybe I should work on getting those pictures for my webpage to work first… Honestly, you mess up one little thing and everyone becomes so upset. Just because my entire page is falling apart…

Project 4: Relearn all my lost math knowledge. Yeah right. Next?