confirmation of continued respiration

[senea]

I still exist, though just barely. Went to the job fair yesterday, where I handed out some resumes & collected some business cards. Sometimes it's a little depressing to be a fuzzy amongst all of the tech companies and the consulting booths*. Then there was a board meeting, which left me in a happy-president coma (people are doing the jobs that

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[imabubble]

Yeomen of the Guard? Something I haven't done yet! I can cross it off the list!

[kalliplokime]

I can't even begin to describe how happy I am that you've not only kept Savs going, you've made it better and stronger and more adventuresome. Before your class got to Stanford I was kind of worried that the company would vanish and be lost once Maria and I were gone, and I'm just so thrilled that the reverse has been the case!

[elisaana]

I know the career fair process can be daunting, but don't worry too much! Have you considered being a paralegal (similar to your work with the DA, except probably more lucrative and more mindnumbing)? That seems to be the fuzzy equivalent of most of the career fair jobs--big companies hiring lots of smart, talented people they can trust for jobs they won't want to do for more than a few years.

This is probably also a good time to do Cool Stuff, like teach English elsewhere in the world, Teach for America (my older sister made me say that--if you consider it, you can talk with her and potentially be one of her quota of recruitees)... anyway, good luck!!!

Also, it makes me very, very, VERY sad when you count Mr. Clark's class (I assume??) as economics.