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I started off this week with two interviews scheduled. One down, one to go. I think the one yesterday went really well. I met some...um...rather interesting people. One whol told me that he had never interviewed for a secretary position before...he usually works with professionals. Great guy! I thought at first that my interview on Friday was for an internship, but I've done some research, and it is no...it's the most perfect entry level position that I could EVER ask for! I want it, I want it, I want it!!! I would be able to use everything I learned in school, and it's perfect. Except I would have to move to north Austin.

WoW! I haven't been here in forever! I had something ridiculous like 400 unread emails when I finally checked today. I will be bringing my dad my computer to fix sometime this weekend.

JC looks good...the whites of his eyes are almost back to...well..white. We've had some amazing things and conversations going on...happy, happy, happy. I know I'm supposed to love Gabby, but...I'm being very sarcastic...I do love her more than life...but she's very...um...let's just say challenging at the moment. JC helped her with her homework last while I relaxed for once...he's so good with her...he should definitely be a father someday...but I think he really needs to look into education as something to do with his life. He's so good with them, and at explaining things with patience. He was doing all the things with Gabby that usually make me scream.

Toodle...catch up more when I can...can't wait to have my computer back!

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Anonymous said…
good luck at the other interview!!!
-stephanie
Anonymous said…
Are you alive??
Jacq said…
Good luck with everything, Elizabeth. Sorry I've been out of the loop recently!!!
I am alive.

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