And if you look to the left, you'll see...

I was going to give a mid week update, however the last topic seemed to still be attracting comments. It's surprising how quickly mid - week disappears. Nevertheless, this is my late mid week update.

I was not supposed to be working today, but last night the boss called and asked if I would do 10 - 2 and I was silly enough to say, "Yes," despite the fact I have stuff to do today. 10 - 2 might only be 4 hours, but it takes a huge chunk out of your day. I am currently printing resumes so that I may go in search of another, less difficult place to work at. You really need to get along with the people you work with to SOME degree. Anyway, enough about my usual gripe.

I have an interview on Monday for a BRAND NEW, SHINY job, so let's hope that goes well and I actually get a brand new, shiny job. Its shininess is subject to change. As is its brand newness, assuming I get the job.

But enough, I am the bearer of good tidings... now THERE'S a flash back. That was a line from my highschool's production, "Man of Steel" in 2000. That was Superman's line, and I distinctly remember one rehersal he just kept putting, "But enough" in front of every single one of his lines in scene 1. It was hysterical.

Okay, here's the topic this time. Despite all my ramblings about jobs and memories, here is the discussion material, which oddly enough is a combination of memories and jobs. Sort of. Is there anything you've always wanted to do, and have either acheived it or are still waiting to acheive it? For instance, I have known since I was 11 years old that I wanted to be a youth leader. We had a separate program for years 6 and 7 and I loved it to pieces, I loved the leaders to pieces and I knew I wanted to be a leader for a youth group one day. Throughout my years attending various youth groups I always held close to the dream, but for some reason hoped that a different youth group, a "perfect" youth group would be the place where I would be a leader. Thanks to God's sense of timing and humour I am a leader at one80, and while I see room for growth and improvement, it's just sensational the way it is. It might sound superficial, but it's true.

So what about you?