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Jul. 17th, 2008
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Jul. 17th, 2008 07:41 pmStuff I haven't thought to mention lately:
1) Last week, I began volunteering on the phone line at the Women's Cancer Resource Center. So far, so good.
2) I am ONE document away from having everything I need to enroll![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
wtfpotatoes in school. Yay!
3) I may have an interview on Monday for a part-time-with-full-benefits gig working for my two favorite bosses at The Best Temp Job Ever.
4) My mom still hasn't gotten her biopsy results yet. She's worried; I'm saving worry for if it's needed.
5) My brother (the middle one, the one with 8 kids) was in town last night, and he took me andwtfpotatoes to dinner near SFO. It was nice to see him, and I got to use my Zipcar for the first time. It was really fun, but of course, going to the city and stuff kinda wore me out.
6) I know I recommend this on a regular basis, but if you can get yourself a family just like mine, you should do it. They've been SO great to me while I've been dealing with the hip pain. They move furniture for me, get me food, and don't make me feel bad about how little I get done when it really hurts. I really am lucky. (I'm also on the mend, I think. The pain is a lot less today than the few days previous.)
1) Last week, I began volunteering on the phone line at the Women's Cancer Resource Center. So far, so good.
2) I am ONE document away from having everything I need to enroll
wtfpotatoes in school. Yay!3) I may have an interview on Monday for a part-time-with-full-benefits gig working for my two favorite bosses at The Best Temp Job Ever.
4) My mom still hasn't gotten her biopsy results yet. She's worried; I'm saving worry for if it's needed.
5) My brother (the middle one, the one with 8 kids) was in town last night, and he took me and
wtfpotatoes to dinner near SFO. It was nice to see him, and I got to use my Zipcar for the first time. It was really fun, but of course, going to the city and stuff kinda wore me out.6) I know I recommend this on a regular basis, but if you can get yourself a family just like mine, you should do it. They've been SO great to me while I've been dealing with the hip pain. They move furniture for me, get me food, and don't make me feel bad about how little I get done when it really hurts. I really am lucky. (I'm also on the mend, I think. The pain is a lot less today than the few days previous.)