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Jun. 6th, 2008 10:09 amNothing too exciting going on around Casa Ebonlock, got to have tea with some of my former coworkers yesterday which was nice. Just getting out of the apartment and hoofing it over to Castro St. was pleasant, though the walk took a bit longer than expected. I still made it in time and we had a great chat and then I walked around a bit and marveled at how many new restaurants there are now. How there can possibly be enough people who can afford to and actively want to eat out in this area astounds me.
Maybe it's just because I'm unemployed and broke at the moment and eating out seems so...frivolous.
Aside from that I find myself letting my mood and the weather dictate what I do and when I do it. If it's pretty outside and I find myself thinking, "Wow I'd like to be working in the garden now" then that's what I do. It's incredibly stress-free but at the same time leaves me feeling a little anxious...like there's something I should be doing but I'm not. It's the same niggling unease that makes you go back to your place to make sure you turned the oven off or blew out that candle.
In happier news I heard back from the place I interviewed with last week, they're wrapping up their first wave and should be contacting the people they want to see again soon. Gods I hope I'm one of them because the past two weeks have given me precious little to apply to.
Maybe it's just because I'm unemployed and broke at the moment and eating out seems so...frivolous.
Aside from that I find myself letting my mood and the weather dictate what I do and when I do it. If it's pretty outside and I find myself thinking, "Wow I'd like to be working in the garden now" then that's what I do. It's incredibly stress-free but at the same time leaves me feeling a little anxious...like there's something I should be doing but I'm not. It's the same niggling unease that makes you go back to your place to make sure you turned the oven off or blew out that candle.
In happier news I heard back from the place I interviewed with last week, they're wrapping up their first wave and should be contacting the people they want to see again soon. Gods I hope I'm one of them because the past two weeks have given me precious little to apply to.
