Job interview...
It's tough, because I need a job, and there are none here, but I'm not sure I'd want this job even if I got it. So we'll see how it goes. As far as most things go it's a really good job, working at one of the nicer hotels in town. Problem is, it's working the night shift, and I'm someone who usually starts falling asleep ont he couch at like 9 o'clock. So I'm willing to give it a shot, but I don't know if I'm actually physically capable. Ah well. It's money.
It's tough, because I need a job, and there are none here, but I'm not sure I'd want this job even if I got it. So we'll see how it goes. As far as most things go it's a really good job, working at one of the nicer hotels in town. Problem is, it's working the night shift, and I'm someone who usually starts falling asleep ont he couch at like 9 o'clock. So I'm willing to give it a shot, but I don't know if I'm actually physically capable. Ah well. It's money.
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That is part of the magic of your age - deciding what to be and where. One of the great advantages is that you have no real responsibilty to anyone other than yourself. You can literally pick a spot and move and everyone your age is looking to meet people [this changes whenpeoople your own age start to have kids - not that I'm complaining].
You've got time. Somebody told me once that the things you regret most are the things that you did not do - not the things you tried and failed miserably at. The older I get, the more I belive it.