And
now, for a change of pace. Has absence made your reader-hearts grow fonder?
Hmmm. Well, please just don’t forget me and this incredibly ambitious effort to
reconstruct a life lived in the best possible intentions and with such optimism
that the disappointments never linger. . . there’s always a bright new hope,
somehow, a bright new hope that God and the fates will again smile and say with
a pat on the head, “That’s nice,” like an indulgent Auntie Mame type.
I’ve
been trying to figure out a really smart next move for a survival job. While I
believe that my music and writing -- my creativity -- is always going to be my
vocation and life quest, living in semi rural Connecticut is not yielding me
the kind of half decent white collar survival work I’d come to rely on in NYC.
And the education field I’m finding more and more tedious. . . besides, it
seems they only want my subbing help. While I’d be happy with a teaching assistant
or para job to work days while I kept up with music and writing, I apply along
with 50+ other applicants and somehow I’m left swimming in the applicant pool
without a prayer.
I just
don’t have enough friends in the right places here, either.
I am
always striving to balance the practical along with the creative in my life. So.
. . . I was absent for almost two weeks trying to figure out my next move. I
thought I should go back to school. Another Masters degree, maybe? (I already
hold one I’m not using, a Masters of Science in Education, Secondary English
concentration.) Southern CT State has a great Information and Library Science
program. . . but no, that would be
a dead end for employment and so much stress, so costly, and so many hoops to
jump through. Cannot do.
With a
little help from my friends, I am looking into a way more practical course of
action, now. Will let you know when it’s ready. . .
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