Mission: Get a Job, Day 6

I'm getting tired of doing these video monoblogues (I think I just coined a new term), so I'm pretty sure you're tired of watching them. I think I will reserve them for the more exciting things. I don't need to make a video to tell you how I had another interview today, and that I can't give you specifics, and all of that stuff.

It's been a pretty cool week. Going into it, I would have never thought I would get through it. But I have, tomorrow morning is my last one. I'm excited for it to be over, and I'm excited to see what's next. One things for sure, now I know how to conduct my future job searches, but I hope one won't need to be done for years. It's kind of exciting, but also a lot of work. Interviewing is draining. I've actually enjoyed the process, though. I wasn't even really nervous this morning, what's up with that? Shouldn't I be?

Being in Orange County all by my lonesome has been fun. I'm so familiar with the area that I can get around pretty well. I know where I like to go to eat, I know how to get everywhere I need to, and I know how to drive in the notorious L.A. traffic. Sure, it stinks when it's gridlocked, but it sure is fun when it's wide open and there's eight lanes to pretty much go as fast as you want to (and still get passed). It feels like a race car game or something. Love it.

I'm going to be realistic here and realize that there is a possibility that I won't get a job I want right now. If that happens, I do have a couple of other options, but I'm not really going to talk about them yet, because I'm hoping they won't need to be implemented.

I can't take another week of two-a-days.

Tomorrow night, I'll be in Tucson, AZ again. See you then.