I accidently deleted my 15 pages of writing from the last year and a half.
Staring blankly at my monitor, I made some lame attempts to recover the precious documents from the wasteland of my hard drive. My best friend left town and she took her my little ponies with her. As frantic as I was, a revelation came to me: maybe this was my mind's way of telling me it's time to start over, clean slate. After all, it has been quite the heinous year. T-mobile bill fiasco, my aunt, work crap, __________ (fill in the blank), you get the point. I guess this blog is the only writing I have on file. I guess that means I have to dig out the ole notebook and get cracken.
Technology blows.
Friday, July 28, 2006
Wednesday, July 19, 2006
Tent, check. wild look in my eye, check.
The recruiter hasn't called me back yet and I am beyond stressed. The acne on my face has rarely ceased, and I want to apply for more jobs but I am uncertain that I can. I don't know when I am to recieve the call back for an interview. I might have to email the HR guy again to get a better answer; that is if I don't annoy him again. I just want this to be over with, I want to find a decent place (with refridgerator? NO, asking too much!) and have a job. Then I will deal with the rest of it.
Maybe I can just be homeless and buy a tent, sell all of my things and hope for the best. That would be kind of nice.
Saturday, July 08, 2006
Good News, that sore should clear up after a week.
The recruiter called me the other day at work, after getting an email from HR stating that I was interested in a job opportunity. She mentioned that she didn't have my resume and I sent that along with the job that I have wanted. (Which I still could be rejected for or might not pay enough) I have a lot of hope for this, it would be a new job experience and it is something that I think that I would excel at. Besides, if I get shut down for a PA job I am going to be feeling a little down. Although I could always still apply for the master control position in Burbank; it is a definite possiblity. I feel that I should have applied for that one first knowing that I currently am in that field. Oh well, I guess I will just have to sink or swim. Wish me luck.
Friday, June 30, 2006
CV's are resumes, silly!
I sent off my resume along with a lame note on the top expressing my interest in the job. I haven't heard back yet but it is only day one and it is a holiday weekend so waiting around will have to do. Craigslist has never looked so dull to me; I can't stand to look at another page of available apartments.
Tuesday, June 27, 2006
I'll call you my daddy.
Here's hoping.
6/19/2006
Production Assistant
Hollywood, CA 6/24/2006 5:47:54 PM
We are seeking a “Production Assistant” for our “Hollywood, CA facility.”Job Responsibilities: Assist PPS’s in their Daily Needs, Making Labels, Placing Dub orders, etc
Job Qualifications: Basic knowledge of tape formats and understanding of post production
6/19/2006
Production Assistant
Hollywood, CA 6/24/2006 5:47:54 PM
We are seeking a “Production Assistant” for our “Hollywood, CA facility.”Job Responsibilities: Assist PPS’s in their Daily Needs, Making Labels, Placing Dub orders, etc
Job Qualifications: Basic knowledge of tape formats and understanding of post production
Thursday, June 15, 2006
Noho to Soho to Boho to SoSo

The trip went exceedingly well; there were a few things that I found obnoxious but I'll save that for a private entry. This wall behind me was all painted this way, it was on day one. I spent a little more than what I wanted, but I didn't go too over budget.
I loved being there, I guess someday if I were to get offered a position on the east coast I probably wouldn't say no. It would be nice not to have to drive everywhere, but then you have to ride the train; initially it wouldn't be bad but after a while I think I would just want to jump into my car and go.
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Home of the $10 a pack cigarettes
Yes, I will be flying into this lovely and large city in the end of may. My pockets; full of hope, and my heart, full of fear. No, no, I am really excited to go exploring. I haven't been on a fun trip since Europe, if you don't count Seattle. A nice city, but it sort resembles my hometown of Minneapolis. But next to an ocean and much more scenic. Although Seattle does win with the two vegan choices at the gas station. I am still in disbelief.
But mostly I am ecstatic about the museums, the food, the landmarks and just being in NY is pretty damn thrilling. At least for me, living in flyover country for my entire life. That's not to say I am sheltered, I just excite easily. Embarrassing, really.
But mostly I am ecstatic about the museums, the food, the landmarks and just being in NY is pretty damn thrilling. At least for me, living in flyover country for my entire life. That's not to say I am sheltered, I just excite easily. Embarrassing, really.
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
Friday, March 17, 2006
I'm glad that I work all weekend
Happy St. Patrick's Day one and all! Unfortunately for me I have to work all weekend long. Tomorrow I am back at work at 6:45am, work until 3pm, then come back for the exhilarating midnight till 8am shift. I don't know how I became so fortunate with these top rate hours. Luckily I will have plenty of time for relaxation and debachery on the 3rd shift. Maybe I will look up more Hasselhoff photos to um, enjoy during the long lonely hours...
Thursday, March 16, 2006
Holy great wall of onion domes!
Lately I have been toying with the idea of going on the Trans-Siberian express. I mostly conjure up odd looks from co-workers when I mention it; why would I want to go through Siberia? Well friends, if you take a look at the map below it actually goes through a small slice of Siberia. You pass Lake Baikal, the Great Wall of China, prehaps go into Mongolia. There's this amazing list of stops to choose from. If you start out in Moscow, you can (should) stay there for a night or so to explore. I would go to Lenin's Mausleum in Red Square first but I suppose that's just my preference. Then you hop on the train for a few days then you can switch to the Trans-Manchurian express to go through Mongolia, stay a night, then go to China. Hang out in Beijing for a day or two then fly home. I'm going to do it.
Thursday, March 09, 2006
Cheese Pizza is outta the closet.
I am a Vegetarian. I do not expect people to accommodate me when it comes to my diet and I do not accommodate them. I'm relatively easy (I do have my picky moments: ask my sister) when I go out, or at work and at functions. I generally scrape together something and not complain.
Too much.
At work one time the talent ordered pizzas for everybody. Now, when this happens there is always that attempt to please everybody. I enjoy that and I usually eat cheese. Plain ole cheese pizza, no veggies. (Sometimes assumed that I eat veggie pizza and to be honest I can't stand the stuff. Unless it was just onions. MMmmm...) My co-worker and I were both vegetarian so we assumed that there would be plenty left amidst the sea of meat lovers.
Well, imagine my shock when I went for pizza and there were two slices left. Un-fucking-believable. Glanced over at other unrustled boxes, only a couple 'o slices missing from the supreme and the sausage. Same deal with the other meaty ones. Now, if I do recall, 20 minutes prior when everyone was shouting out orders, I along with my meatless comrade were mocked for not wanting "Delicious Meaty Meat Pizza" and just couldn't believe our dissent against the meaty pizza gods. I peek into the boxes again, yup, two slices.
Apparently there were more dissenters in our midst but refused to confess to the pillaged pizza. Why didn't they speak up? You know you can be inconspicuous about it if you say you just like cheese. But that's just too hard, I think that they didn't want to be outed. At our expense. And I was really hungry that day too.
At work one time the talent ordered pizzas for everybody. Now, when this happens there is always that attempt to please everybody. I enjoy that and I usually eat cheese. Plain ole cheese pizza, no veggies. (Sometimes assumed that I eat veggie pizza and to be honest I can't stand the stuff. Unless it was just onions. MMmmm...) My co-worker and I were both vegetarian so we assumed that there would be plenty left amidst the sea of meat lovers.
Well, imagine my shock when I went for pizza and there were two slices left. Un-fucking-believable. Glanced over at other unrustled boxes, only a couple 'o slices missing from the supreme and the sausage. Same deal with the other meaty ones. Now, if I do recall, 20 minutes prior when everyone was shouting out orders, I along with my meatless comrade were mocked for not wanting "Delicious Meaty Meat Pizza" and just couldn't believe our dissent against the meaty pizza gods. I peek into the boxes again, yup, two slices.
Apparently there were more dissenters in our midst but refused to confess to the pillaged pizza. Why didn't they speak up? You know you can be inconspicuous about it if you say you just like cheese. But that's just too hard, I think that they didn't want to be outed. At our expense. And I was really hungry that day too.
Wednesday, March 08, 2006
clouds made of chili cheese dogs
Nothing personal Kirb, but now that my current employment has me surrounded in sports, your death has caused quite the brouhaha. The local news has people re-accounting their run-ins with you, "What a normal guy...he loved children..blah." I now have to deal with your death on a consistent basis until the good people are sick of it. Which I hope happens real soon.
Anybody?
Mongoloids?
Dear faithful reader,
I am not who you think I am. A small troupe of husky tap dancing gerbils have stolen my cerebrum for who knows and I am now relegated to a wheelchair, drooling all over myself. Which at times has been comforting.
My caretaker has left me in the middle of a playground, which I have likened to a battle field. Mongoloid, the children point and shout; I have never felt so sub-human. Perhaps when those dastardly rodents return my brain (I have not yet given up hope) I will stop making fun of the retards.
I am not who you think I am. A small troupe of husky tap dancing gerbils have stolen my cerebrum for who knows and I am now relegated to a wheelchair, drooling all over myself. Which at times has been comforting.
My caretaker has left me in the middle of a playground, which I have likened to a battle field. Mongoloid, the children point and shout; I have never felt so sub-human. Perhaps when those dastardly rodents return my brain (I have not yet given up hope) I will stop making fun of the retards.
Saturday, February 26, 2005
This is it
I finally got my own blog. I have always dreamed of this moment, typing my illustrious fantasties. Yeah, fantasties. I am at work, doing nothing but watching college basketball. Glamorous? I know.
what? Sponges can be gay??
You would think I meant happy. The right has once again christened another cartoon character gay. I guess spongebob just shouldn't be holding hands with that bad influence, the starfish patrick. Because you know how bad it is to have a cartoon show with the main message of tolerance and acceptance.
"Spongebob is one of one hundred children’s characters, including Big Bird, Barney, and Winnie the Pooh, featured in a video titled “We Are Family” (based on the 1970s disco hit of that name) to be released in March by the We Are Family Foundation. Separate from the video, the foundation promotes a “tolerance pledge,” encouraging kids to accept all people regardless of their race, religion, ethnic background and sexual identity. Sexual identity is what inspired Dobson to see a homosexual conspiracy. In a statement to the magazine Christianity Today, his organization explains that “Dr. Dobson is concerned that these popular animated personalities are being exploited by an organization that's determined to promote the acceptance of homosexuality among our nation's youth.” The idea of tolerance is OK, Dr. Dobson seems to imply, as long as it does not include people whose way of life he does not like." (Common Dreams.org)
I couldn't stop my eyes from rolling back into my head. Sometimes it's hard to believe that other people think this way.
"Spongebob is one of one hundred children’s characters, including Big Bird, Barney, and Winnie the Pooh, featured in a video titled “We Are Family” (based on the 1970s disco hit of that name) to be released in March by the We Are Family Foundation. Separate from the video, the foundation promotes a “tolerance pledge,” encouraging kids to accept all people regardless of their race, religion, ethnic background and sexual identity. Sexual identity is what inspired Dobson to see a homosexual conspiracy. In a statement to the magazine Christianity Today, his organization explains that “Dr. Dobson is concerned that these popular animated personalities are being exploited by an organization that's determined to promote the acceptance of homosexuality among our nation's youth.” The idea of tolerance is OK, Dr. Dobson seems to imply, as long as it does not include people whose way of life he does not like." (Common Dreams.org)
I couldn't stop my eyes from rolling back into my head. Sometimes it's hard to believe that other people think this way.
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