Burnout

<p>Bright eyed and pink haired Natalie was <em>supposed</em> to be excited for her college graduation ready to get her degree and move on to a career. Instead she feels like she's drowning. Her friends have their futures all lined up and are ecstatic to move on but Natalie's discontent. A biology major sounded good four years ago when she started college but she doesn't want to be a doctor-like her mother's pushing-and lab work is boring and lame. What other option does she have though? Graduation is in a few months and she <em>needs</em> a job. Desperate to escape her mother's nagging she flees to an amusement park over spring break for a solo vacation. The break is nice but she can't escape the worry in her mind. </p><p> </p><p>Luckily Natalie runs into five high school teachers at the park who give her a much-needed distraction. And thanks to their newfound friendship and different perspectives in life Natalie starts to realize she's been missing out on a lot. Will her new friends give Natalie the guidance she needs to find her passion in life or will she end up never using her biology degree? </p>