So I Say No-OH-o To Status Quo-oh-o.

( 11. favorite episode of potion master’s corner? )

( Rest of the Challenge )

First things first, I scored the temp job at the law firm so I start that tomorrow. I'm positively looking forward to this. I'm also looking forward to my Thursday evening which will be spent with my good friend, Sabrina, watching the So You Think You Can Dance premiere.

Second things second, I had the interview with Northstar today for the adolescent day treatment program. I'm glad I interviewed with them, but at the same time, they're currently in last place (even below the state who hasn't called me to schedule an interview yet). Here's why: they would only hire me on for 6 hours a week, despite the fact that their program is 22 hours a week. Four of those hours would be spent working with the kids and two would be spent in supervision. I would drive the hour there for 22, but not for 6.

Also, the interviewer made me feel guilty because I graduated a year ago. He kept asking me: "What are you doing?" "What are you doing?" I had to explain to him twice that it had been a tough road and I was keeping myself occupied and on top of my game by volunteering my time with Teen Court and working for the Autism Project and for Qualitemps. For a guy who kept insisting his program was dynamic and feelings-oriented, he didn't really seem to have a clue about how I was feeling.

Third things third, I'm going out for a belated birthday dinner with my folks tonight. YAY!

So I Say No-OH-o To Status Quo-oh-o.

( 11. favorite episode of potion master’s corner? )

( Rest of the Challenge )

First things first, I scored the temp job at the law firm so I start that tomorrow. I'm positively looking forward to this. I'm also looking forward to my Thursday evening which will be spent with my good friend, Sabrina, watching the So You Think You Can Dance premiere.

Second things second, I had the interview with Northstar today for the adolescent day treatment program. I'm glad I interviewed with them, but at the same time, they're currently in last place (even below the state who hasn't called me to schedule an interview yet). Here's why: they would only hire me on for 6 hours a week, despite the fact that their program is 22 hours a week. Four of those hours would be spent working with the kids and two would be spent in supervision. I would drive the hour there for 22, but not for 6.

Also, the interviewer made me feel guilty because I graduated a year ago. He kept asking me: "What are you doing?" "What are you doing?" I had to explain to him twice that it had been a tough road and I was keeping myself occupied and on top of my game by volunteering my time with Teen Court and working for the Autism Project and for Qualitemps. For a guy who kept insisting his program was dynamic and feelings-oriented, he didn't really seem to have a clue about how I was feeling.

Third things third, I'm going out for a belated birthday dinner with my folks tonight. YAY!