You sandbaggin' son of a bitch!
Fall is definitely in the air. I love the smell, but could do without the cold weather. I can't believe it is almost October already. Where does the time go?
It has been a couple of months since I last updated, but sadly, not much has happened in my life. The only major occurrence was graduating from college, and that already feels like it happened a million years ago. It feels weird to be home during this time of year. In some ways I miss school, but in many other ways, I'm glad to be done with it. I especially do not miss homework, but do miss learning. I feel like my brain is slowly turning to mush because I have been watching so much TV. I have been reading a lot of books too, but they are not doing much for my intelligence.
I am currently unemployed. I started looking for a job over the summer, but I have to confess, I was pretty lazy about it. My job search only got serious at the end of August, when I finally got my resume up to par and applied to some places. Last week I had two job interviews with the American Cancer Society. I think both interviews went well, and I have a shot at getting the job. There are actually three open positions at the office I applied to, so that increases my chances. One of my references told me they called her, so that's also a good sign. Unfortunately, they are still interviewing people next week, so it will be awhile before I find out if I got the job or not. I hate waiting around. I really want this job because I think I would enjoy it and be good at it, but also, I'm sick of staying home all day just sitting on my ass.
I need to start making money so I can eventually move out of my parents' house. I have a feeling I'll be living here for awhile because I'm pretty much poor. I'm going to be buying a car shortly, which is not going to help my money situation at all. At least living at home isn't too terrible. However, living under my parents' roof makes me feel like a young kid instead of a young adult. I don't feel like my so-called "real life" can begin until I'm out on my own.
It has been a couple of months since I last updated, but sadly, not much has happened in my life. The only major occurrence was graduating from college, and that already feels like it happened a million years ago. It feels weird to be home during this time of year. In some ways I miss school, but in many other ways, I'm glad to be done with it. I especially do not miss homework, but do miss learning. I feel like my brain is slowly turning to mush because I have been watching so much TV. I have been reading a lot of books too, but they are not doing much for my intelligence.
I am currently unemployed. I started looking for a job over the summer, but I have to confess, I was pretty lazy about it. My job search only got serious at the end of August, when I finally got my resume up to par and applied to some places. Last week I had two job interviews with the American Cancer Society. I think both interviews went well, and I have a shot at getting the job. There are actually three open positions at the office I applied to, so that increases my chances. One of my references told me they called her, so that's also a good sign. Unfortunately, they are still interviewing people next week, so it will be awhile before I find out if I got the job or not. I hate waiting around. I really want this job because I think I would enjoy it and be good at it, but also, I'm sick of staying home all day just sitting on my ass.
I need to start making money so I can eventually move out of my parents' house. I have a feeling I'll be living here for awhile because I'm pretty much poor. I'm going to be buying a car shortly, which is not going to help my money situation at all. At least living at home isn't too terrible. However, living under my parents' roof makes me feel like a young kid instead of a young adult. I don't feel like my so-called "real life" can begin until I'm out on my own.