Even if everything goes kablooey (and judging from a lot of my previous experience, the odds are fairly good that it will...) I am upbeat about the whole deal. I'm trying to put the each-rejection-is-a-learning-experience spin on this - partly as a coping mechanism to stave off negativism, and also due to my naturally deep-seated optimism (hey, no giggling back there!). No worries, dear readers, no fear! On a side note: me and Maru-chan will be road-tripping this 4th of July weekend. We are going to head up to Chicago to visit our other favourite canine friend, Dixie Dog! Personally, I think Sherman and Dixie are two peas in a pod, and would make a dynamite couple..., but hey, that's only my opinion (everybody else thinks that they'd just bark and brawl - am I the only romantic here, people?!).
Wednesday, June 28, 2006
My business is busy-ness
Whoo wheee... Since returning from from Way Out West, this past week has been equally hectic, but entirely more eventful and positive. Spent the past three days shuttling up and back from Louisville, meeting with possible-job folks. Now I'm pretty much done on my end - its all up to the-powers-that-are to see if I might, kinda, possibly, maybe can get a job. Anywho, it feels good to have put so much effort into something and to have some positive feedback.
Even if everything goes kablooey (and judging from a lot of my previous experience, the odds are fairly good that it will...) I am upbeat about the whole deal. I'm trying to put the each-rejection-is-a-learning-experience spin on this - partly as a coping mechanism to stave off negativism, and also due to my naturally deep-seated optimism (hey, no giggling back there!). No worries, dear readers, no fear! On a side note: me and Maru-chan will be road-tripping this 4th of July weekend. We are going to head up to Chicago to visit our other favourite canine friend, Dixie Dog! Personally, I think Sherman and Dixie are two peas in a pod, and would make a dynamite couple..., but hey, that's only my opinion (everybody else thinks that they'd just bark and brawl - am I the only romantic here, people?!).
Even if everything goes kablooey (and judging from a lot of my previous experience, the odds are fairly good that it will...) I am upbeat about the whole deal. I'm trying to put the each-rejection-is-a-learning-experience spin on this - partly as a coping mechanism to stave off negativism, and also due to my naturally deep-seated optimism (hey, no giggling back there!). No worries, dear readers, no fear! On a side note: me and Maru-chan will be road-tripping this 4th of July weekend. We are going to head up to Chicago to visit our other favourite canine friend, Dixie Dog! Personally, I think Sherman and Dixie are two peas in a pod, and would make a dynamite couple..., but hey, that's only my opinion (everybody else thinks that they'd just bark and brawl - am I the only romantic here, people?!).
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That's why they say "money is the root of all evil", right? I'll be sure to say "hi" to Chicago for you. Gotta take Maru-chan into the Toyota dealership this morning for a check-up (after the miles I've put on it, Maru-chan deserves it!).
I've got everything I can cross crossed. Three times.
How you'll laugh when you look back at your job plight from the vantage point of your marble jacuzzi surrounded by big wads of cash. Right?
You're right - after I'm long-employed this will all be just a vague and fuzzy bad dream (I want to wake up!).
In the meantime, I'm just awaiting word on how things went last week (apparently my file is being considered as we speak by the uber-management). Sure would be nice to get chosen (hint, hint).
Chicago was very nice - saw some family (my nephew is getting taller and more obstreperous), and watched fire works.
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