Entrevista Gigante
Hey gize,
Not much to say here really. I'm trying to get myself to study for comps (it's practically a mirror of that final dreadful semester at Milligan when I had only ONE MORE FUCKING THING to do in order to graduate but I can't quite get myself to do it...). So, I'm busy procrastinating, being a horrible househusband, working, and fighting depression.
All that as intro this... I have a job interview tomorrow for a part-time reference position at a local public library. Despite only being part time, it'd be a great place to work-- it's literally within walking distance, for one, and it's a bump in pay and a little more prestigious than the job I have now. If you're the praying type, it'd be great if you'd do that for me. I'm a little nervous--I've told many of you that I feel library school has made me dumber and less articulate, so I'm worried that will evidence itself in the interview. Let's hope not.
What's funny is I interviewed the person who'll be interviewing me a few months ago for a class assignment. So far she doesn't seem to remember me.
I got my hair cut today and ate some incredibly spicy Chinese food for lunch. Tonight it's Coke + rum and study and prepare for interview.
The Reds lost today, but that's acceptable after the AWESOME finish to last night's game. I told Debbie I might leave her for Ryan Freel someday, but after last night it might turn out to be Brandon Phillips who plays the homewrecker.
Now go back and read my first sentence.
Not much to say here really. I'm trying to get myself to study for comps (it's practically a mirror of that final dreadful semester at Milligan when I had only ONE MORE FUCKING THING to do in order to graduate but I can't quite get myself to do it...). So, I'm busy procrastinating, being a horrible househusband, working, and fighting depression.
All that as intro this... I have a job interview tomorrow for a part-time reference position at a local public library. Despite only being part time, it'd be a great place to work-- it's literally within walking distance, for one, and it's a bump in pay and a little more prestigious than the job I have now. If you're the praying type, it'd be great if you'd do that for me. I'm a little nervous--I've told many of you that I feel library school has made me dumber and less articulate, so I'm worried that will evidence itself in the interview. Let's hope not.
What's funny is I interviewed the person who'll be interviewing me a few months ago for a class assignment. So far she doesn't seem to remember me.
I got my hair cut today and ate some incredibly spicy Chinese food for lunch. Tonight it's Coke + rum and study and prepare for interview.
The Reds lost today, but that's acceptable after the AWESOME finish to last night's game. I told Debbie I might leave her for Ryan Freel someday, but after last night it might turn out to be Brandon Phillips who plays the homewrecker.
Now go back and read my first sentence.
posted by Library Student Workers Blog at 4:20 PM
1 Comments:
Evan and I are praying for you. You know, being around high schoolers all day doesn't make me feel like I'm getting any smarter either. You're almost done with this phase of your life...you can do it!!
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