#024
Oh yeah. I have a job interview tomorrow, at a large bookstore just outside of town. I have a feeling I'll be hired, because I found the application process easy-peasy (there was a books-and-music quiz, and well, since I have no life, I creamed it).
It's up to thirty hours a week and $6.50 to start, which sounds just fine to me. I'm tired of being a mooch, and tired of being poor. I want to be able to buy clothes for myself every once in a while, or pay a bill, or get good groceries. I don't want to be rich, I just want to be a little less uncomfortable.
Also, why do people get into running? Rather, what makes them think it's a good idea and why do they continue? A lot of people who do it say it's very meditative, but no. No. It just looks like you're in severe pain and you know it. Do something less ouchy like yoga or tai chi, because I'm tired of feeling sorry for every runner who zips past me, grimacing and straining in ninety-degree weather.
It's up to thirty hours a week and $6.50 to start, which sounds just fine to me. I'm tired of being a mooch, and tired of being poor. I want to be able to buy clothes for myself every once in a while, or pay a bill, or get good groceries. I don't want to be rich, I just want to be a little less uncomfortable.
Also, why do people get into running? Rather, what makes them think it's a good idea and why do they continue? A lot of people who do it say it's very meditative, but no. No. It just looks like you're in severe pain and you know it. Do something less ouchy like yoga or tai chi, because I'm tired of feeling sorry for every runner who zips past me, grimacing and straining in ninety-degree weather.