you agreed to give me everything
so this is life after graduation... something similar to falling into a black abyss. so thats a little dramatic. my days are pretty much just spent passing the time. im trying to enjoy not having anything to do or anywhere to be. i have probably reached my relaxation peak. i have watched multiple seasons of friends, how i met your mother, and the oc. i have stayed up and slept in ridiculously late. i do not miss school at all. which makes plan b (grad school) that much harder to go through with.
i am actively seeking a job, but as you all know THERE ARENT ANY JOBS. i had one interview last week. i thought it went really well and was 90% sure i would be getting a call back. WRONG. she told me her only concern was that i might be overqualified. which apparently is a bad thing. what i want to know is when it became appropriate to just never contact a person to let them know you appreciated their time, but you will be "going in another direction". it just seems unprofessional to me to pretend i never came into interview and i dont warrant some sort of communication. im going to the career fair tomorrow. belmont encourages all juniors, seniors, and alumni seeking jobs to go. there is one catch though, there wont be a single music business there. way to go belmont.
i really wish i could get paid to travel because it seems that is all i want to do right now. i really want to go to vegas, any beach, the mountains, atlanta, disney world, and several other places. i want to go on grand adventures with all of my friends. i also want to go to see the get up kids, blink 182, and no doubt's reunion shows. this is why that briefcase full of money needs to be dropped off at my door, so i can do all of these things. since i cannot do most of those things, i will be chilling in nashville. im going to try to have a "nashville renaissance" where i fall in love with the city again and remember why i wanted to be here so much instead of los angeles. ill let you know how that goes.
i am actively seeking a job, but as you all know THERE ARENT ANY JOBS. i had one interview last week. i thought it went really well and was 90% sure i would be getting a call back. WRONG. she told me her only concern was that i might be overqualified. which apparently is a bad thing. what i want to know is when it became appropriate to just never contact a person to let them know you appreciated their time, but you will be "going in another direction". it just seems unprofessional to me to pretend i never came into interview and i dont warrant some sort of communication. im going to the career fair tomorrow. belmont encourages all juniors, seniors, and alumni seeking jobs to go. there is one catch though, there wont be a single music business there. way to go belmont.
i really wish i could get paid to travel because it seems that is all i want to do right now. i really want to go to vegas, any beach, the mountains, atlanta, disney world, and several other places. i want to go on grand adventures with all of my friends. i also want to go to see the get up kids, blink 182, and no doubt's reunion shows. this is why that briefcase full of money needs to be dropped off at my door, so i can do all of these things. since i cannot do most of those things, i will be chilling in nashville. im going to try to have a "nashville renaissance" where i fall in love with the city again and remember why i wanted to be here so much instead of los angeles. ill let you know how that goes.