enough for now

[lauralh]

I filed for unemployment, created a new Monster account (since my old one had a defunct email) and sent my updated resume to a couple of jobs. I don't actually want a job quite yet, and I'm also wary about this time of year anyway. Although it looks like that old curse may be lifted, we'll see. I've also sent my updated resume to my Corestaff recruiter. She's the Amazon person and I can't work there for 90 days but she said she'd forward it on.

Yesterday I watched The Hotel New Hampshire and Love Etc. The former is based on Irving's novel - compressed into just under two hours with very broad strokes. The latter I think is also based on a novel but it was sort of lame. Guy falls in love with his best friend's new wife and she's all "No, no" at first and then without much warning "yes, yes." I dunno, the French are weird.

And now to the Bond matinee.

Comments

[seasecret.livejournal.com]

I think his head might be too small to be James Bond...

[octal.livejournal.com]

There should be a web form you can submit which does all of these things, calculates burn rate vs. savings, etc., all with a single mouse click.

[fritz-da-kat.livejournal.com]

Ah, job trouble sucks. (catching up with my lj, haven't read anything in a while). A good present for christmas would be a job that starts in January. Anyway, from the amount of work Angela has these days, it seems to me that the IT market is booming, no kidding. You shouldn't have a problem.

[toastednut.livejournal.com]

is it possible to not work for a little while? i start a new job tomorrow and i've only now realized that not working was kinda fun.