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Yesterday, I had my second interview with Marshall Fields/Macys and I'm currently waiting to hear if I will be the new part-time Women's sportswear associate. They're supposed to call today. Be still my heart, or I'll die before I start training.
I also tryed out for a play yesterday. Eeek! But it felt good. I really want a part, any part, just so I can get back into the amazing Theatre atmosphere. The play, by the way, is Shakespeare's "The Tempest." Which I was supposed to read last year for my humanities class, but didn't cause I was crazy back then, and am now reading. He said he would post the results today, so if I walk to campus today I could find out.
Which means today could be a very momentous day in the world of Sarah.
And now I'm going to walk to the library so that I can take my mind off of all this momentousness and return that book which is now very overdue and pay my fine.
Oddity: I love Community College. The advisors are incredibly helpful, the professors are interesting and knowledgable, the students are nice. However, both of the girls I am closest to in my two on campus courses have children (They're not old, they just have children). Why is it that I have more in common with mothers then with childless people my own age?
I also tryed out for a play yesterday. Eeek! But it felt good. I really want a part, any part, just so I can get back into the amazing Theatre atmosphere. The play, by the way, is Shakespeare's "The Tempest." Which I was supposed to read last year for my humanities class, but didn't cause I was crazy back then, and am now reading. He said he would post the results today, so if I walk to campus today I could find out.
Which means today could be a very momentous day in the world of Sarah.
And now I'm going to walk to the library so that I can take my mind off of all this momentousness and return that book which is now very overdue and pay my fine.
Oddity: I love Community College. The advisors are incredibly helpful, the professors are interesting and knowledgable, the students are nice. However, both of the girls I am closest to in my two on campus courses have children (They're not old, they just have children). Why is it that I have more in common with mothers then with childless people my own age?