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I don't normally go out when I'm back home in Oklahoma. If it's a good week perhaps once or twice. At DePauw a good week would be around four times. So the reasons why I don't go much here is because A) I don't know anyone B) old creeps lurk everywhere C) I don't know anyone. Last night I decided to spruce things up a bit and go out in Norman. Usually I go to the clubs and bars in downtown OKC but that really hasn't been any fun as of late. Norman however was different. I felt as if I was in the right environment for once which is good, because I never feel like I'm in my comfort zone when I'm going out here in Oklahoma. However Norman was different because everyone was around my age and therefore I felt young again. The Norman boys loved Kaelyn to say in the least. And the Jimmy John people love me to say in the least. They told me to come back which for sure I will haha.
And to anyone who is reading this and wondering to themselves "what is there to do in Oklahoma?" well there's plenty. OKC is a city with the same resources if not more as the next city. We we have concerts (Lady Gaga and J. Biebs is coming this year), we have restaurants, we have bars, we have universities (a big 12 school to be exact), we have a professional basketball team so the next time an ignorant person asks me what is there to do in Oklahoma I will tell them to wikipedia it because for sure they're thinking about barren lands of clay dirt when they hear the word Oklahoma. But what state doesn't have barren lands of clay dirt or whatever respective dirt they may have. It just aggravates me so much when people act so much superior than others because they live in a huge city. Sorry you're ignorant and can't survive elsewhere. But that's another matter.
Today I had an interview with this nannying company at bdubs. It went really smoothly and I felt like I had great rapport with the interviewer until she told me the hours that were available and the payroll. The hours didn't work with my schedule and the pay was not worth moving my schedule around. To say in the least, I did not meet the family after the interview. I felt bad because it seemed like they really wanted me (I mean hey who doesn't want a college grad), but at least they got another girl lined up that seemed like a much more available candidate and I got a free lunch at bdubs.
The job search is still going on. It hurts my head looking at all of these job descriptions and filling out all these job applications. I just need to settle and know definitely what's going on with my life. But I guess this indefiniteness makes it all the more interesting.
Started a new book, The Glass Castle. Rather interesting. I think it's a book based off of people's illogical arguments. I can see it being a philosophical book
Also resumed a movie I have left off from since 8th grade in Mr. ...well I forgot his name but he taught 8th grade american history and was always being a smart ass. The movie is called With Honors, starring Joe Pesci and Brendan Frasier, I just remember it being so good and very disappointed we never got to finish it.
Memorable quotes:
"What state were you born in?"
"Infancy
"Do you have evidence of birth"
"Well I'm sitting here aren't I? What do you think I am, by spontaneous combustion?"
And to anyone who is reading this and wondering to themselves "what is there to do in Oklahoma?" well there's plenty. OKC is a city with the same resources if not more as the next city. We we have concerts (Lady Gaga and J. Biebs is coming this year), we have restaurants, we have bars, we have universities (a big 12 school to be exact), we have a professional basketball team so the next time an ignorant person asks me what is there to do in Oklahoma I will tell them to wikipedia it because for sure they're thinking about barren lands of clay dirt when they hear the word Oklahoma. But what state doesn't have barren lands of clay dirt or whatever respective dirt they may have. It just aggravates me so much when people act so much superior than others because they live in a huge city. Sorry you're ignorant and can't survive elsewhere. But that's another matter.
Today I had an interview with this nannying company at bdubs. It went really smoothly and I felt like I had great rapport with the interviewer until she told me the hours that were available and the payroll. The hours didn't work with my schedule and the pay was not worth moving my schedule around. To say in the least, I did not meet the family after the interview. I felt bad because it seemed like they really wanted me (I mean hey who doesn't want a college grad), but at least they got another girl lined up that seemed like a much more available candidate and I got a free lunch at bdubs.
The job search is still going on. It hurts my head looking at all of these job descriptions and filling out all these job applications. I just need to settle and know definitely what's going on with my life. But I guess this indefiniteness makes it all the more interesting.
Started a new book, The Glass Castle. Rather interesting. I think it's a book based off of people's illogical arguments. I can see it being a philosophical book
Also resumed a movie I have left off from since 8th grade in Mr. ...well I forgot his name but he taught 8th grade american history and was always being a smart ass. The movie is called With Honors, starring Joe Pesci and Brendan Frasier, I just remember it being so good and very disappointed we never got to finish it.
Memorable quotes:
"What state were you born in?"
"Infancy
"Do you have evidence of birth"
"Well I'm sitting here aren't I? What do you think I am, by spontaneous combustion?"