It's official.

[wednes]

I am on the job market, once again.

It's not that I hate my job, I'm just not very good at it. The paperwork is confusing, the hours are erratic, and my product knowledge is still fairly laughable. I haven't quit or anything, but I have begun the search for yet another new job.

Hoping for something clerical or receptionist-y or something that's the same as I do now, just with a product that I know something about. Hell, I'd even go back to retail if I didn't have to be on my feet for 8 straight hours.

So if anybody hears anything that might be appropriate, do let me know!
Preferably something on the #5 bus route. ;-}


In other news, A Daily Show and Colbert were pretty funny last night. Not sure why they both ran over though, what's up with that? I wonder what they're going to do now, since they've already covered the writers strike.

Bionic Woman got canceled. H is bummed.
Too much reality TV is a total drag. Also, I don't think I like Law & Order anymore. I was watching a new ep last week, and it was boring, not entertaining. I think they should just stop.

Comments

[sudrin.livejournal.com]

Well, Stephen Colbert is certainly better without the writers than Jon. I found A Daily Show uncomfortable to watch. I tend to dislike his interviews, and since that seems to comprise the bulk of the show I wasn't really liking it. I respect Jon immensely though and he is very smart as his appearances on other shows indicate. I just don't know how long I want to keep watching him stumble around the discomfort I know he's feeling even being on. At least Colbert can retreat into his characters preposterous distain for all things Liberal.

[wednes.livejournal.com]

That's very true. Jon looked decidedly uncomfortable, and I'm not sure what he's going to do tomorrow--but you can bet I'll be watching.

I guess they are having trouble finding people to come on, too. Maybe they'll let me hype my book if the writers are still striking in April. :-]