“Oh, you hate your job? Why didn't you say so? There's a support group for that. It's called EVERYBODY, and they meet at the bar.”-DREW CAREY

Well, the job hunt has gotten a little better. Daniel is still trying to get a job with the post office, but first he has to study for and take the civil service exam, plus a post office battery test, so until then he is working at a pizza place. I had an interview with a family the other night and they have talked to all my references, and my references all said that the lady sounded like she was probably going to offer me the job, so I'm excited about that. It's a bit of a drive but it pays pretty well, plus no nights/weekends, and paid holidays/vacations.

Daniel's mom and Danny came for a visit yesterday so it was really nice to get to see them. We miss everybody! But we're glad to be here.

School is going well. I dropped my English class for a history, and settled on a Communications major in the school of Journalism with a concentration in Advertising, one minor in Speech and Theatre with a concentration on Communications Studies, and my second minor in Early Modern European Studies. That's a mouthful. I chose that random second minor because it will accept my credits for all that German I took. We are starting to look into getting Daniel some grants for school also.

I got a bike for school too. I have been throwing it in the Jeep every morning and riding it from class to class so I won't have to wake up so early to get a parking space that is not a continent away from the campus. Who would have thought with 25,000 students that parking would be an issue? I bought the bike off Craigslist for $20 and it had a bent rim and flat tire so Daniel got to spend a few days fixing it. I think he secretly enjoyed it though :)

Here are some updated pictures of the apartment. I got a cover for the couch so I am happy about that.