whoever said 9 to 5 was the way to go?

After two weeks of this job thing, I have learned something very important about myself. I am NOT a 9 to 5 girl. While I know that I have to get some job to pay the bills, I've realized that this is not my favorite way to do that. I'll keep with it for now, but I'm definately looking for something else and also wondering if it's possible to be a youth minister outside the realm of 9 to 5. That's my latest thought on that.
On another note, I am sitting here with the cutest little puppy. She's a husky and I wish I could keep her, but she's just visiting. She's too cute!
That's about all for now... nothing new. Hope all is well with you.

monotony

Well, folks, I finally did it. I got me one of them job things. It's temporary, but not sure how long. It's a friend from church. He is a lawyer. I'm just the lowly secretary. But it's a job. But having been at it for a week, I sort of realized that I hate the idea of a "job." Anything where someone expects you to be somewhere at a particular time to do who knows what for 8 hours is ridiculous! So, not thinking I really want one of these. Not sure what that says about church jobs... we'll see.
School starts in a month. Still haven't really figured out the whole schedule thing, but once school starts it will be easier to take care of.
Other than that, everything is pretty much the same. Oh, the monotony of it all!

how to fit 10 pegs into 9 holes!

I hate math. I really always have, so don't ask me why I ever was interested in a subject that required heavy amounts of advanced calculus! The other day I was doing some seminary related math- that's the kind of math you do to figure out how the **** you are going to graduate. I do that kind of math on a regular basis- have been since my first week at Furman. Well, I apparently messed up my math somewhere, because I now realize that I have to take 10 classes this year and they only allow you to take 9. Well, let me rephrase that. They'll allow you to take 5 in a semester, if and only if (another math reference) you have a 3.3 GPA (or it might be a 3.5- she couldn't find the right information). Well, I currently have a 2.99 (I remember being in this sort of situation before). It would be better and I wouldn't be in this dilema if satan wasn't working amongst the faculty here. That's all I have to say about that.
Still trying to get a job. I am now down to a few hundered dollars in my savings account, which won't cover all the bills in August, so if you have any suggestions, let me know! I have tried, I really have, to get a job since I got home, but it's just not going my way. I'm sure that's God's way of directing me towards the right path, but as I told Richard- I'd really appreciate a neon sign telling me where to go. No more of this hunting in the dark crap. And whatever job I get, it needs to be something I can do during school.
Well, it's about time for chapel, so I am going to sign off and join the mass enjoying "mass." Hope all is well with you out in the "real world."