| Description |
xiii, 191 pages ; 21 cm |
| Contents |
Once I was a baby -- If you want to keep your dignity intact, stay away from tequila -- The apple doesn't fall far from the tree -- Get a job, you bum -- Save a five, lose a hundred -- How to romantically destroy yourself -- Drop my keys in a place I call my own -- Thoughts on being dragged to a bar by your friends who are concerned for your well-being -- The grilled cheese that changed my life -- Adventures in retail -- On panic, or Conquering fear like a child -- Liam Neeson is probably the reason why I'm still single -- It's your day, now let me talk -- A friend sits on the hitchin' post -- On finally feeling home (or, a love song for New York). |
| Summary |
Reflects on the author's career and personal life after college, sharing her experiences in becoming a responsible adult, including finding an apartment, paying off student loans, and preparing real food. |
| Subject |
Young adults -- Humor.
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Adulthood -- Humor.
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| Added Title |
Do not worry, it gets worse |
| ISBN |
9780452298187 paperback |
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0452298180 paperback |
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