Sometimes I'd like to get away from this saddening crowd

[femaelstrom27]

I got a phone call today from 1812 Productions, a comedy theatre troupe that had put out an ad seeking an unpaid intern to help them with marketing, public relations, stuff like that. I sent in my resume and cover letter and, for the first time in my life, actually got a response. I'm going in to interview with them next Monday

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My Mum works at Tri-C (Cuyahoga Community College) a couple blocks from where we live, which means I'd be able to take classes there for free; she keeps pushing me to do things that I've been meaning to do for ages, like take Arabic (for srs - I think it might actually help me get into Northwestern) and a couple journalism classes. I've never done it because I'm so skeeved about...well, everything about Tri-C in general. D: D: D:

You can definitely put Neil Gaiman in Cleveland on your to-do calendar I'd like to to-do him, if you know what I - in October!! That's something that's for sure! :D :D :D And we can totally go to the Rock Hall and stuff while you're here for the weekend - you said you've never been, right? I've got a yearly membership, so I can totally get you in for free. :D :D :D :D :D!

And maybe you could explain the January situation to them when you go to the interview on Monday? Most people are really considerate about things like that (especially when it's school-related stuff).

I think you'll be a LOT happier when you have something to do; I've been feeling kind of bad since I've gotten home, but then I realized it's because I've had absolutely NOTHING to do since I've been here. This is why my Monday/Wednesday/Fridays during fall semester will be devoted to baking, wearing poofy dresses, and generally being as Amy-like as humanly possible - it gives me something to do instead of sitting around moping over nothing. In short - yay for things to do. :]