Long story short: AFTER I took eight hours of my life that I will never get back to fill out that 40-page application, the lady calls me up yesterday, as I'm on the highway halfway to the second interview, to tell me sorry, but I'm about two semesters shy of the credits they hire their current-student teachers for. Wench couldn't have told me the ( Read more... )

The Christian school wants to hire me! The woman doing the interview said she got a good vibe with me, and she didn't know why, but she felt God was telling her to give me a chance. She sounded very enthusiastic, said she usually doesn't tell people up front that kind of stuff, but yeah. I guess it was cause I was totally honest about my bad ( Read more... )

Tommorow Morning: an interview with a Christian School for a teaching position. You gotta love how private schools have lower standards in regards to educational requirements for a position ( Read more... )

still no job ( Read more... )

So, I got a response from the CVS manager about the photolab position ( Read more... )

I've stumbled across my first point of unhappiness here in Jacksonville, and its source is exactly what I expected it to be from the day months ago I decided to move up here: The dreaded Job-Search. By the foul beasts that spew from the bowels of hell itself do I hate that arduous and miserable experience that is known as the job search. Forced ( Read more... )

I'm moved in. It's surreal more than anything... I can't believe I'm not going to wake up tommorow, the next day, or a week from now back home in Port Saint Lucie. The place is nice, but we're still waiting for new carpet and a few touch-ups. I have to go look for a job soon. I got a new bank account up here, a library card, and a BJ's card ( ( Read more... )

Well, everything that can be is either boxed up or shoved in a suitcase/trunk/ect. The big move is tommorow, and I am pretty darn excited. In other news, the cough seems to have FINALLY lost it's battle with the antibiotics, though it put up a sickeningly good fight. (Ha, punnes, you know I love em...dear God if Rick reads this I'm doomed to be ( Read more... )

i really miss my dad...

I borrowed from Jessica a book called "What Would Jesus Eat"...I like it a lot. It's a total eye-opener. It goes over the benefits of what today would be considered a "primitive" diet, using biblical basis combined with scientific data to explain why it's healthier. Unprocessed whole wheat and barley versus white bread, for example, or kosher ( Read more... )