Big days.

My new love.

So, I found out a few days ago why I haven't booked my Broadcast job yet. It is a requirement for the job to have your driver's license. And guess who still doesn't have theirs? ... You guessed it! Moi! I know you're probably asking yourself "Why the heck doesn't she have her license at age 20?" I ask myself the same question everyday. But the answer to that question cannot be answered simply, so I'm not even going to try to explain it. But the reason why I brought up one of my few flaws ( because I have so few ha) is because my immobility is about to be terminated. I'm going to get my license on Monday! I was going to wait until the end of the month, but my recruiter called me on Thursday and told me I needed to get it ASAP, or else I might find myself stuck in Owasso for another six more months... which is not exactly an appealing thought.

Hanging out with Francyne, Abbie, James and my parental units all the time make living here fun, but being broke and unemployed blows. I really do want to get a job but I see it as pointless to start somewhere when I could be peacing out literally anytime now. Granted, the whole license thing does bring things to a sudden halt, I still don't like the idea of getting hired somewhere only to give my two weeks one week into it. Ya know? Maybe I'm being too thoughtful and should just get a freakin job, but it would make my waiting process feel much more permanent. And I don't want to establish myself here anymore than I already have. This is not my home, and I want it to stay that way until further notice.

In the mean time, I've been creating lots of things. I made Halloween costumes, some drapes for Abbie's mom, a curtain for Nonna, completed my t-shirt quilt, made some baby owls, and I got some canvases to do some more painting! Francyne and I watched Alice in Wonderland and an episode of Heroes yesterday while finishing her quilt. Since we don't have the equipment to meander our quilts, we just decided to get some tapestry needles and do little yarn ties to hold it all together (which has worked out wonderfully by the way).

I'm ready to be on my own so I can travel and visit friends and family at my discretion. It's not that I hate Owasso. I just hate depending on people. But that is all changing. Praise the Lord.