Relient K, uncertainty and knowing everything will be just fine
February 1, 2010 at 5:10 am | Posted in Uncategorized | 8 CommentsTags: college graduate, entry-level, job search, PR, public relations
Hi, my name is Rebecca. And I am addicted to planning.
I’ve been a planner for as long as I can remember. I’m the girl who picked out her college major during sophomore year of high school… and stuck with it. I’m the girl who plans her finances dollar-for-dollar so she can afford that one special “item” (for me, it’s usually a pair of shoes I’ve been drooling over) months from now. I’m the girl who starts writing her two-page assignment weeks before it’s due.
As a planning addict, it scares me that I have absolutely no clue what life will bring after I graduate on May 15. I had a small “wow, I’m graduating and have no clue where I’ll be in a few months” moment while discussing the job search, moving and taking an internship vs. holding out for an entry-level position with my mom this past weekend.
Although I don’t know what the future holds, I do know one thing: It’s going to be great.
Relient K is one of those bands that “speaks” to me. I’m pretty sure the group follows my life on Facebook and Twitter and writes a song for every situation I’m facing. When I went through my iTunes library this weekend, I found these Relient K lyrics were a reflection of this “season” in my life:
A year’s passed since I wrote this song. A lot’s gone right; a lot’s gone wrong. But I know that Jesus has been there right by my side. And I see the sun still shines. It shines outside and in my life, and I know that everything is gonna be just fine.
So to all you graduating seniors out there: We have a bumpy road ahead of us. However, PR’s 2010 outlook is optimistic, and I am confident that we’ll be rockin’ the PR world in no time. Just know that in the end, everything will be just fine. 🙂
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How about this rK song?
And thats why i say
Oh no, not for me, not for me
Call it torture, call it university
No, arts and crafts is all i need
I’ll take caligraphy and then i’ll make a fake degree
Comment by JJ— February 1, 2010 #
That’s an excellent one, too. I just love Relient K!
-Rebecca
Comment by sassyclassypr— February 1, 2010 #
I consider myself a planner too and even though I changed my mind about my major when I was in college, part of my life plan was grad school and here I am. But I think as you get older, planning everything sometimes takes the fun out of life. As scary as it may seem, not knowing what the future holds is a lot more exciting than knowing exactly what the future holds. My advice is go out and experience the world; move to another city, travel, be young and enjoy life because as John Lennon says “life is what happens to you’re busy making other plans.”
Comment by Christina— February 1, 2010 #
You make a great point, Christina. Change is inevitable, and opportunities can slip away if you have narrow vision. I’m just going to enjoy the ride!
-Rebecca
Comment by sassyclassypr— February 1, 2010 #
Now that’s the positive Rebecca I know and love! Sit back and enjoy the ride, my love. God works in mysterious ways and will lead you to where ever you’re supposed to be 🙂
Comment by Lauren Carll— February 1, 2010 #
Awww, thanks Lauren! Keep us updated on your lovely job search! 🙂
-Rebecca
Comment by sassyclassypr— February 1, 2010 #
Rebecca,
I ran across this post on Twitter today and just wanted to compliment you on it! It sums up exactly how I feel about graduating this May. Thanks for the post 🙂
Comment by krodia— February 1, 2010 #
Thanks, Kim! I’m glad you were able to relate to it!
-Rebecca
Comment by sassyclassypr— February 1, 2010 #