Hmmm. . . l haven't really been posting here lately
I think I'm trying to engage in too many social networking sites at once. I've been checking my Facebook more often than my lj, and I'm also trying to build my LinkedIn network. Then, there is my Deviant Art page that has yet to come together. I should just give up on it, because by the time I finish it I'll have finally garnered the cash to make my personal site a reality and start the process anew. Go me.
Anywho, life continues as well as can be expected. Rob has gotten "a job" as a part-time customer service rep at Marshall's, but he has some really good prospects that are starting to come in, so he should have a "real" job in a month or so. I'd call that cool beans. It's about time they realized what an awesome person they were missing out on >_<; Until that all comes together, though, I'll be pulling some long days by working a second job also in the retail sector. I'm not looking forward to it at all, but I also don't like the look of my savings account continuously dropping even more. Such is life, I suppose.
Right now, though, I'm trying to avoid the poisonous odor of the enormous Sharpie markers I used to make the bake sale signs for the credit union. It was discovered that I had a knack for making posters (glad my art degree is doing something for me) so I am now the official poster-maker. It wouldn't be so bad if the markers didn't make me feel faint and induce a state of nausea.
In other news, I've been enjoying having the Wake County Library system at my disposal again and have devoured a veritable ton of comics and am making my way through the Obama works. I feel the need to get to understand the man-who-became-President a little better. I figured the best way to do that would be to go to the source, as it were. Although, I have a nice Chomsky volume that is calling my name. Too much to read and too little time. The perennial problem.
I think I should stop at that, though. My head is feeling kite-high at the moment, so I think I need to go further afield to find fresh air before I kill off what few brain neurons I have left at my disposal.
Happy Bunny Day!
TTFN.
Anywho, life continues as well as can be expected. Rob has gotten "a job" as a part-time customer service rep at Marshall's, but he has some really good prospects that are starting to come in, so he should have a "real" job in a month or so. I'd call that cool beans. It's about time they realized what an awesome person they were missing out on >_<; Until that all comes together, though, I'll be pulling some long days by working a second job also in the retail sector. I'm not looking forward to it at all, but I also don't like the look of my savings account continuously dropping even more. Such is life, I suppose.
Right now, though, I'm trying to avoid the poisonous odor of the enormous Sharpie markers I used to make the bake sale signs for the credit union. It was discovered that I had a knack for making posters (glad my art degree is doing something for me) so I am now the official poster-maker. It wouldn't be so bad if the markers didn't make me feel faint and induce a state of nausea.
In other news, I've been enjoying having the Wake County Library system at my disposal again and have devoured a veritable ton of comics and am making my way through the Obama works. I feel the need to get to understand the man-who-became-President a little better. I figured the best way to do that would be to go to the source, as it were. Although, I have a nice Chomsky volume that is calling my name. Too much to read and too little time. The perennial problem.
I think I should stop at that, though. My head is feeling kite-high at the moment, so I think I need to go further afield to find fresh air before I kill off what few brain neurons I have left at my disposal.
Happy Bunny Day!
TTFN.