Second week! I’m Jamia and I admittedly know myself as someone who’s grossly emotional, and I mean the ugly-crying type of emotional, the literally-screaming-out-of-excitement type of emotional, the who-else-besides-me-chokes-on-air-out-of-anxiety type of emotional, the slobbering-on-my-textbook type of emotionless emotional. Big picture: When I go through the motions, every emotion decides to be 100%, so what I’m trying to say is, though I started with an amazingly positive mindset that would match my brightly decorated cubicle ten times over, my usual positivity wasn’t really shining in the middle of the week. Even with the inspirational, motivational, and positive mindset quotes I hung up in my cubicle, my mind found dark places to which much of the negativity stemmed from the worry of a close friend of mine (basically I’m a worrywart) among other things in my personal life (but I’m mostly a worrywart). So maybe it caused me to be distant from the rest of the girls at work, nonetheless, I appreciate the worry some showed me, and I don’t think any less of the others who didn’t. Now, regardless of how happy of a mood I was in this past week, Treehouse stayed the same. Relatively interesting, but I gotta say, this week was hard. In order for the collective group to hit a checkpoint, we used Treehouse heavily. Ugh, what I’d do to have more breaks in between those coding videos. Mini breaks would’ve been optimal seeing as I had to focus my mind on something else for a minute, like trying to put together puzzle pieces from my 1000 piece puzzle set, in order to stay awake before going back to coding videos. At least I finally got myself out of the basics of CSS along with HTML; I’ve been waiting for you JavaScript! I’m all hyped and ready for it next week, for now though, just take the liberty to insert an exhale emoji right here. The week is finally done.