I survived the interview, but I came home exhausted. It took me until the last couple of people to get an idea of what they were looking for. There wasn’t a lot of talk about the job itself. I only met a few people who you might directly work with. Most of them would be people you might interact with on occasion. I hate wishy-washy interviews like that. Although I was trying to figure out if its a place I might like to work. I really don’t know. I think it is very difficult to figure that out during an interview.

Well, I have nothing to show for National Novel Writing Month. I have a lot of catching up to do. The goal is 50,000 words in a month. My biggest problem is getting started–finding an idea. I had that trouble in college fiction writing class. I had a good professor who was able to talk with you and pull out ideas. Once I have my idea, things go pretty well. If anyone has any suggestions on getting those ideas out, I would be glad to hear it.

I’m ready for this week to be over. I have a “recital” coming up in about three weeks, so I have extra dance practice. It’s amazing to me that I always get to Friday without having made any plans for the weekend. Every week is like that. Seems other people make plans, and I don’t. Sometimes that means I don’t do anything special. Other times it means I make plans on Friday evening for Friday or Saturday.

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