It's a Temporary World...

The title was my attempt at sounding philosophical. (Did it work, Scotty Mo?) Actually, I am allowing myself my blogging recess because not only have I applied for more than three jobs since my last post, but I also went on my first temp job! (Thanks, Ashley!) I just basically answered phones and sorted faxes and offered visitors bottled water all day, but it was fun, once I got the hang of the phone. I lived with the constant fear that I would disconnect a call for the company president, but I don't think I lost a call all day. Yea for me, I have a future after all!

So, what else has been going on, you ask? Well, C.C. completed the 3-Day walk, with only a couple of pulled muscles. She was REALLY tired though. Like, go to bed at 8pm tired. I guess that is understandable, though. I would be...well, dead, if I walked 60 miles! The walk and the opening and closing ceremonies were really inspiring. I know that I want to participate in a bigger way next year. She still needs some contributions, though, so check the last post if you want to contribute! (pictured is the Survivor's Circle. Check my photo page for more pics.)

Sadly, C.C.'s uncle Jim passed away, so we might be making a trip to Oklahoma in the near future. He was quite a basketball coach, famous at Xavier, for those of you who follow college basketball. Here is his profile, if you're interested. He will be missed--he was a great and much beloved man!

Other than that, I have been working on some stuff for Sara's birthday (Sept. 24th) and playing an embarrassing amount of Diner Dash 2. I am addicted to this game--though I think it is a healthier addiction than those scary killer games (sorry boys!) I've also been watching The View, which is actually a good show now that Rosie is on it--the political discussions are great!

Yes, it has been confirmed that I need a job! I need to start developing more useful pursuits. I'm a pretty good housewife though, so at least we've had clean clothes and and clean house since I've been job hunting. Keep your fingers crossed for me!