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My meeting at the Art Institute was kind of a let down. I just don't want to pay that much money to spend a year preparing to do things I already do. The guy who gave me a tour said, "Just think! You can be at the top of the class while you're here!" I don't care about being at the top of the class...I care about learning things I don't know yet. In my head I was thinking, "I would rather just work IN a bakery and learn from them while actually doing things and getting paid as well." So...I sent out pictures of what I've done to bakeries in La/Torrance. Torrance Bakery called me back and I went in last week for an interview. He said last week that he needed to have the head of decorating look at my stuff and talk with her first before making a decision...that was a week ago and I haven't heard anything yet so I'm not holding my breath. The funny part is that I came after working at TTC so I was dressed up; not especially for the interview though. I didn't tell him that I am still working two jobs right now, but he didn't ask either. As I was leaving he said, "And thanks for dressing appropriately for the interview. Most people forget to dress professionally." Yeah...no problem...but I totally would have worn jeans and a t-shirt if I didn't come straight from work.
Then at the bookstore last Thursday I was discussing studies with a co-worker and he is doing a radiation therapist/assistant program at ElCo...I had no idea that El Co had a program... every time I looked for programs online ElCo did NOT show up as one of the choices. Its a two year program but you have to take some pre-req's like Anatomy and Physiology which I enjoy. I took Anatomy in High School and still remember most of what I learned because I enjoyed the class. AND doing this would honestly be cheaper (and faster) than Occupational therapy...which I can still do later because many of the classes are the same/transfer.
And then comes GLEE...Im not counting my chickens before they hatch. I know that there were 1000's of people that auditioned and I know the chances. But I really would love to do it. Singing, dancing and joking about cancer; these are things I do in my everyday life...I would love to do this for a living.
so basically what this post is saying is that I have no idea what I'm doing right now and that every time I try to make a decision something else comes up...such is life...
And on a side note..I'm riding my bike to ElCo now for multiple reasons. 1) Its healthy 2) Its good for the environment ...but the real reason is 3) My insurance shot up because I've been driving too much...!
Then at the bookstore last Thursday I was discussing studies with a co-worker and he is doing a radiation therapist/assistant program at ElCo...I had no idea that El Co had a program... every time I looked for programs online ElCo did NOT show up as one of the choices. Its a two year program but you have to take some pre-req's like Anatomy and Physiology which I enjoy. I took Anatomy in High School and still remember most of what I learned because I enjoyed the class. AND doing this would honestly be cheaper (and faster) than Occupational therapy...which I can still do later because many of the classes are the same/transfer.
And then comes GLEE...Im not counting my chickens before they hatch. I know that there were 1000's of people that auditioned and I know the chances. But I really would love to do it. Singing, dancing and joking about cancer; these are things I do in my everyday life...I would love to do this for a living.
so basically what this post is saying is that I have no idea what I'm doing right now and that every time I try to make a decision something else comes up...such is life...
And on a side note..I'm riding my bike to ElCo now for multiple reasons. 1) Its healthy 2) Its good for the environment ...but the real reason is 3) My insurance shot up because I've been driving too much...!