'Objects In Space'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
librarians should not have bad hair?
Nah, librarians in general can have whatever hair they want. But Rachel Weisz was supposed to be the romantic interest in the movie, right? I feel that the objet d'amour should not look like she styled her hair with an eggbeater and a twig.
ah, gotcha.
Speaking of hair, I think I'm taking my shoulder length, bangs having self into the salon at 1:00, to get this: [link] (cc: Hec)
I'm just going dark brown on the color, though, because I can't afford to get it colored professionally too often (or even now, but I am anyhow), and want something that's easy to maintain, although I do like the color in the picture.
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Lyra, I'm sorry about the job posting. That smarts.
Hil, all the best with your audition. What is the Princeton Review?
Librarians should be like Rachel Weisz, all fighting mummies and shit.
Certain faculty members might be mummies. I should look into that.
Good for you, Susan, with the opportunities and trying.
Speaking of which job ~ma for my hubby would be appreciated about noon Pacific time. He needs a real, full-time position so we can go to Vegas with Perkins.
Hil, all the best with your audition. What is the Princeton Review?
Test prep company. The audition was a 5-minute presentation on any non-academic topic, to see how we interact with a class. (There were some staff members there whose job seemed to be pretending to be obnoxious interupting students, to see how we'd deal with that.)
I'm glad you're finding possibilities, Susan. I hope at least some of them are worthwhile.
Nice cut, Cindy.
Jobma for Mr. Sparky! I'll start sending it now, it should be well built up by noon.
Sometimes I wonder about people. We just got a resume for my boss' position. There was no cover letter, and the objective says, "To establish and maintain a career working with words."
Did this dude even READ the job description???
Are they the SAT people?
Even though I knew you said "Review", the "audition" and "call back" terminology had me thinking "Revue." Then I thought maybe it was a math scholar sort of thing. I didn't even think of testing.
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No instant Hec love for my potential hair. Guess I'll leave it long. ;-P
cereal...
Thanks, -t.
Did this dude even READ the job description???
Well, you use words, right? Maybe he was just aiming scattershot. Sure, the mimes will throw out the resume, but do they even read?