Holy moly! Good
morning! Man, I am happy to be blogging today.
Days in Red has been on quite the hiatus (I know you're thinking "Hiatus? Yeah, right! More like a full-on break-up! But it's hip to use the word "hiatus" in the Blogosphere, so I'm taking full advantage) the past nine months, but we’re
back and ready-oh, so ready- to write.
My last post I wrote to you from a Starbucks in Leeds,
England where I was finishing up my semester abroad and only hours away from
returning to America. Today, I write to
you from an office building in Midland, Texas (a little less climatic, I know). In the last nine months, I have been to
Boston, New Orleans, upstate New York, and all over west Texas and southeast
NM. I attempted to be—and failed
miserably—a waitress at an expensive Latin restaurant in the chic north Dallas
suburbs. I have started and completed a
sales associate position at Nordstrom—a top upscale American department store
and a great company to work for (and a great way to stock your wardrobe… just
sayin’…).
Also, I watched my parents
wrestle with a difficult decision to sell their dream home in Murphy (one of
those chic north Dallas suburbs) and give up their brief life as big-city
people, to come back to their roots in the sticks of west Texas to follow an
opportunity that was too-good-to-pass-up.
I’ve also been back to Albuquerque (shout out to all my ABQ homies!) to
have LASIK eye surgery—which was totally awesome and amazing. While all that madness has been happening, I’ve
also applied to about 443 jobs. So, a
lot has been going on!
My parents and I are now living in Midland, TX and it’s…
well, it’s not Dallas J. But it isn’t bad either. It is just taking some adjusting for me. My parents are in the middle of building a
house, so they’re fairly consumed with that and all it entails. And I’m working a job that I hate, which is
allowing me to write to you fine folks, and to also keep looking for another
job elsewhere, so I guess it isn’t so bad either. I don’t have any friends here yet, so I’m spending
my time powering through novel after novel, job application after job
application. Oh, and I’ve started doing
INSANITY, a 60-day workout program that is absolutely miserable, but kind of
wonderful at the same time.
Y’all—how about Days in Red’s new look?! Spiffy, eh?
I know there is still stuff I need to add like Photos, and stuff in the
About Me, but I’ll get there. I just
couldn’t wait any longer to get this post up.
Thanks for stopping by, I love you, and let’s talk again soon.
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