This weekend holds some movie watching, a trip to dog beach, grocery shopping, and some serious house cleaning. Ah, the exciting life of the young and married.
Still, I am just so glad it�s the weekend.
The interview last night, was�interesting. The VP seemed really nice. He basically told me that I wasn�t outgoing enough in the interview, which was a little random. He seemed a lot more interested in chatting than actually talking about anything to do with the job. I don�t know. I remain not interested, and yet obsessed with them wanting to hire me. Cause that�s healthy.
Last night was filled with good TV. I enjoy "The Apprentice" way too much.
I have officially committed to a haircut appointment. Tuesday night I am taking off six inches. Good times.
And, now, here�s the Friday Five:
1. What's the most daring thing you've ever done?
I would say it�s a tie between doing a semester in Paris (not knowing anyone and not speaking a word of French) and moving to Kentucky for a guy I been dating (long distance) for less than a year (the wonderful K).
2. What one thing would you like to try that your mother/friend/significant other would never approve of?
I don�t know. Alligator wrestling? Just kidding.
K is way more risky than I, so probably nothing.
I look forward to being a mom sooner rather than later, which some would consider risky and neither my mom nor K would approve of. (And K, if you�re reading this, calm down...we�re not even discussing it for another year and a half�)
3. On a scale of 1-10, what's your risk factor? (1=never take risks, 10=it's a lifestyle)
Maybe a 5? I can do risky thing, but don�t very often. My risks tend to be more leaps of faith than something that could get me killed.
4. What's the best thing that's ever happened to you as a result of being bold/risky?
I met and married K, even though we got together at Mardi Gras and then were long distance. I feel like putting my faith in him and how much I loved him when everyone was telling me it was a bad idea was a risk. But clearly one that turned out well.
5. ... and what's the worst?
Hmmm�I don�t know�
I once fell off a bar I was dancing on top of (perhaps that�s more bold than risky, though).
I had some tough times in Kentucky as a result of moving there, although I still think it was a good decision.
If we define risky just as death sports, I really haven�t done much of anything, other than some free climbing in Kentucky. Oh well, I am sticking with my definition. Take it as you will.
A good weekend to all!
Reading: I'll finish this weekend! I promise!
Craving: Weekend Weekend Weekend!
Thinking: Five more hours, baby!
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