you are unforgiven.

his days are dragging on, the holidays come and go and he doesn't even notice. they all seem like ordinary days, he works, his family fights, sometimes they make it through dinner without someone getting kicked out, everyone goes home. he's just so ready to be far away for it all. he'd give anything to just live in some country he's never heard of around every holiday. the only problem is that he doesn't see the point in travel, there are only a very few cities he enjoys and Vancouver happens to be one of them.  he's almost accomplished what he hoped to get done by today. tomorrow he still has law and some stuff for his AP project to start on, hopefully giving him time for history, memorizing, and grad transitions on Monday. there's so much work to be done and he hasn't done nearly enough of it to feel like he's even functioned. he should be buckling down and getting these last few weeks of the way so that he has a clear plate when it comes time to studying for exams. he doesn't want to be rushing everything at once.  he would think he'd object to working Easter morning for no extra pay, but it turns out he doesn't care. it gets him out of the house and up at a decent-ish hour. he loves that it gets him away from his mother and family plans and the threatening pile of homework that never seems to go away. plus he's hoping the holiday will bring in some extra tips, although it's doubtful.  <3 <3