Do what you have to do.

[wolven7]

mech_angel and I went to the bar, last night. Talked to our favourite waitress, there, and got an application. She told me to put her down as a reference.

I have to put as much energy into the entire system, as possible, to get returns from any single sector. It is mind-numbing, and disheartening, but it is what needs to be done. If I had artistic talent, I could make and sell art. If I were a fiction writer, I could live off of my stories.

But I'm a philosopher and a student of religions. I don't have much by way of marketable skills, right now. I mean, if you know of any company looking for ethicists, or metaphysicians, or people to make them question the very core of their most fundamental beliefs and knowledge, then, by all means, send me their way.

But, until I find those things, or they find me, I need to eat food, pay bills, and have a place to live. Don't you think?

Every application is a spell component. The activation of the spell itself requires a threshold limitation. When that threshold is crossed, the spell is activated, and the energy expenditure involved to get there acts as the seed for collection.

Or think of it like a black hole: All I'm trying to do is get the thing large enough to collapse under its own weight, and pull in what i need.

In other news, completely, I think I had a sex dream about kittenspeaks, last night. What the hell is that about?

Comments

[selenasaberwind.livejournal.com]

I know what you mean.

If you meet the following criteria:

1.) Don't mind driving to Kennesaw everyday
2.) Have an open and flexible schedule
3.) Can consistently sell stuff
4.) Don't mind working in the same office as me

then I highly suggest applying to work for AT&T. GREAT paychecks, full benefits at 6 months, and a raise every 6 months, as well as bonus. However, to be frank, it is the single most stressful job I've ever had because it is 110% sales-driven. You get your salary, but you also have to make your numbers. Period.

If you're interested, apply here:

http://www.att.com/gen/careers?pid=10631

and email me your resume, and I'll put it on my HR director's desk.

[wolven.livejournal.com]

The Kennesaw thing is the major possible deal-breaker. That's a long way to drive, with gas prices, as they are. :\

[selenasaberwind.livejournal.com]

True, longer drive, but you go opposite of traffic bc everyone is going 75S while you're going 75N. It's not too bad.

[wolven.livejournal.com]

That's a pretty good point. Hmm...