I hate job hunting. The end.

So...I've never been that great with computers. I have a love-hate relationship with them. Mostly hate.

I figured it was just my natural tendency to be old-fashioned...(or lazy?)

I mean, I can type like nobody's business...78wpm thank you very much. And am very capable of multi-tasking (i.e. homework plus blog surfing)

But do I have a "working knowledge" (whatever that means) of Excel?
Publisher? (more important question: do I even know what publisher is/does?)
HTML?
WP9? (????)

nope.

Therefore I am obsolete and unqualified for any jobs that don't involve the dreaded cafeteria of the freshman...those days are over.

Oh except one:
I could be a cake froster.
Yep, I can do that.
I think.
oh wait. it's from midnight to THREE in the morning!*


*I think I'll pass on the walking-home-late-at-night-and-getting-attacked part. If only I had a nice gentleman to walk me home...ha...ha...
(And this just turned into a rant about boys..wow. It's official: I blame all my problems in life on men. It's just easier that way.)

Maybe I'm picky.
Not! I'm not picky!
I wanted to be a waitress! but no one will hire me because I'm not 21 yet! (stupid utah)

GAHHHHH.....

endurance

Today is just one of those days, where I'm a bit grumpy for no particular reason.

I just don't feel like trying anymore. Not today.

Maybe tomorrow.

But today, I'm just too lazy to care.

I really, really just want to crawl back into bed and sleep until Sunday.

Procrastination

So I've been sitting on my bed for just about the whole day so far- since I woke up at 9:30. I did get up to make pancakes and talked to Travis and Shannon for a few minutes, but that's about it. Basically, I've been watching Scrubs as a way of procrastinating the talk I have to give in Sacrament meeting tomorrow. The talk that I was told about yesterday afternoon. What is so hard about being given a week's notice? I mean, really? "Oh yeah we have church on Sundays, which is two days from now, and that means Sacrament meeting... I should probably call three people and ask them to write a last minute talk to give". Don't get me wrong, I love my bishopric and they've been busier than normal this week because of giving callings, but.... really? Geez. Writing a talk isn't how I want to spend my Saturday. I've read Elder Oaks talk a couple of times and written down a few notes, but that's as far as I am. I don't know how I'm going to get 10 minutes out of this.

And! Of course I've gotten really tired from doing nothing all day (why does that happen?) and I just want to go back to sleep, but I've got my team social at 5 and I have to shower beforehand and I was hoping to have a good amount written by then... so I can't take a nap. Oh joy. And since I have been procrastinating, I'll still have to work on it a ton tonight after the social and then probably just go to bed after that. My life is obviously so exciting these days.

Anyway, it's a good talk. General Conference, April 2009, Elder Oaks, Unselfish Service. Check it out and re-read it.