Thunderbirds Are Go!!!
One hurdle accomplished. I have updated the resume in time for the first job fair this weekend. I have to begin the mental preparations, as this is the first time in two years I will be sitting in front of individuals to answer questions regarding my qualifications. Part of me is excited, the other part of me is thinking, "Damn! I have to go through job bullshit yet again!" I am a tad rusty. It's all part of the big picture, or at least this is what I keep telling myself. "Focus on the big picture, Joe! This was part of the grand plan! Remember that! Downstate was just a layover to prepare for landing in a better market! Once you do that, you can start thinking about phase three!" I know that it's time to see what's out there. I just feel lazy. However, I know myself. I know that once I get going, I won't stop, and it might just be fun. But, the thing is, I don't know what phase 3 is, yet, other then to get myself a life.
The weather has turned nasty. As I walked out of work, I was pelted with ice particles from the sky. This morning was a beautiful 50 degrees. Now, it's a paltry 2o. Wind is blowing. Ice is forming. AND, there is an accident below the Motel 6 sign. I don't know why people have this idea that during bad weather, you must travel faster than light! The emergency vehicles have been there for at least 45 minutes already, meaning, the accident is bad. I can't help, but feel awful. Suddenly feelings of my own life threatening automobile experience come to mind. I hope, whatever it is, everybody is okay. I worry. I don't want anybody to feel pain. I can remember my own sense of panic when I was in that situation. Stupid weather.
I made it home safe. I thank GOD for that. Of course, I feel a cold coming on. This is not the time for that. I medicated myself to hopefully hit this thing before it gets worse, you know, head this thing off at the pass.
Frozen burritos are just not good.
Anyway, I have nothing new to report, nor feel the funny. Those damn emergency vehicles sitting on the Interstate have brought me down. Why did this have to happen out my window?
I will catch you later.
The weather has turned nasty. As I walked out of work, I was pelted with ice particles from the sky. This morning was a beautiful 50 degrees. Now, it's a paltry 2o. Wind is blowing. Ice is forming. AND, there is an accident below the Motel 6 sign. I don't know why people have this idea that during bad weather, you must travel faster than light! The emergency vehicles have been there for at least 45 minutes already, meaning, the accident is bad. I can't help, but feel awful. Suddenly feelings of my own life threatening automobile experience come to mind. I hope, whatever it is, everybody is okay. I worry. I don't want anybody to feel pain. I can remember my own sense of panic when I was in that situation. Stupid weather.
I made it home safe. I thank GOD for that. Of course, I feel a cold coming on. This is not the time for that. I medicated myself to hopefully hit this thing before it gets worse, you know, head this thing off at the pass.
Frozen burritos are just not good.
Anyway, I have nothing new to report, nor feel the funny. Those damn emergency vehicles sitting on the Interstate have brought me down. Why did this have to happen out my window?
I will catch you later.
posted by "Just" Joe at 4:49 PM
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