Month: October 2003

My class is unceremoniously trudging along. I’m not particularly enjoying this one course. The professor seems to “teach” in absentia, if at all. One particular classmate on my learning team is annoyingly liverish. I’m halfway through now so I’m already looking forward to the end. Once this course is complete, I will have a week without anything, and then my next class will start up. It sounds interesting: “Legal Environment of Business” or something like that. Maybe I’ll find out that half the practices at my last job were illegal and I can sue them.

I think I’m ready. I’d like a new job. I’m just not getting as much out of this job as I hoped. The only thing that kept me here is the fact that I have access to people very high up in the company, and that’s supposed to help me somehow. Networking, that whole bit. But I’m just not terribly interested. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a good job, but I think I could be doing something more worthwhile. I check the internal job listings very frequently, and there is very little change. People are still not hiring. At this point, I’m ready to move anywhere in the world if I feel it would be better and the job were worthwhile.

It looks like I may have two new web design gigs. I’ll be putting together proposals this weekend. I haven’t done much of this lately, and my effortless redesigns of this weblog/journal have been crappy, so it’ll be nice to see what I can do when I have someone else interested in the project and therefore be forced to create something decent.

In other news, Governor-Elect Rainier “McBain” Wolfcastle (of the state Springfield is in) joins forces with Governor-Elect Arnold Schwartzenegger in promising to shake the hand of every person they meet.