It's a page full of essay/interview questions. I have BSed my way through four of them to be stumped by this one: "My personal views and values on community human services are:" I don't know how to answer that in a way that is not rehashing the ones about why I want to do this work and what qualities and strengths I have.

My thoroughly unhelpful first thought was "Four legs good, two legs bad."

I am not drunk enough to try that, bt.

Wow, Kat!

Soaring Crane is kicking my ass. I think I am just going to go to bed rather than try to pack or whatever. So tired.

I skimmed... -t, where are you headed for vacation?

Backpacking in the John Muir Wilderness near Mammoth with Mom, Dad and dog. Whee!

Have a great trip!

Husband has another in-person interview tomorrow. It's moved very fast -- they first talked to him last week, and before I could even call him to ask how the second phone interview yet, they had booked him a ticket to fly up for the third interview.

I have managed to make it through this week so far, but OH MY GOD it would be good if he could get this job. The salary is what he was making before, it's in a big city where I could get another job, they'd cover relocation, etc.

Anyway, if everyone could start directing their good vibes today, maybe we can make this happen by sheer force of will.

Let's DO THIS.

So I was writing an email about an intern who I don't know, and totally called her Siobhan when her name is Sinead. At least the person I was writing to was impressed that I could spell Siobhan? (She is also Irish.)

And now I logged into a meeting late, and everyone is speaking French, and it will be totally awkward to interrupt them.

Job`ma all your husband's way, Dana.

So I was writing an email about an intern who I don't know, and totally called her Siobhan when her name is Sinead. At least the person I was writing to was impressed that I could spell Siobhan? (She is also Irish.)

I work with someone named Chevonne. The spelling makes me crazy.