And the job search Begins

I won't apologize for my recent lack of posts, even though it's totally been my fault. I've thought about posting on here quite a few times, but never got the motivation to do it. So here I go I guess. I had actually decided to start writing a new short story this semester and even wrote the first few pages of it, but it sounded waaaayyy too depressing so I canned it after only writing those pages. I don't know, maybe I'll pick back up with it. I do feel a strong urge to create something written..which is why I guess I'm back on here on this rainy night.

It's Spring Break and I'm sitting alone in the living room of my parent's house. Everybody else has gone to bed already and, although I'm a bit tired, I've still got a few hours to go before I go to sleep. I'll probably even drive over to the shop in a bit to print out a copy of my resume (I don't know which way the accents go in that word so I'm just going to leave them out). I'm going to talk to KWCPS tomorrow to see if I can possibly apply for a job there. I read in the Tidewater Review that the head football coach (who is also a history teacher) is leaving this year. So, technically, there should be an opportunity for me to get a job there. I hope with my background in King William could help propel me above other candidates. I don't know. I just need a job. And I'm sure I could suffer through more time at KWHS. Again..

On a side note (and this was actually going to be a separate post originally) I went to the Ra Ra Riot concert in Charlottesville with Matt on Friday night. I really like how the crowds at concerts have this mix of total cacophony and pure choreography. As the headlining band was playing their last song everybody downstairs (I was upstairs) started clapping to the rhythm of the song with their hands above their heads and from my view it was totally amazing to see this whole mass of people looking so in-sync with one another at that moment. Afterwards they went back to yelling and clapping and talking as individuals, not one person doing the exact same action as another like they just were. I thought that was cool.