Ch-ch-changes!

My life is in transition, which is normal for this point in time. But, it's all moving too fast. I feel like time is slipping away and I can never get it back.

I went to a job fair this weekend in Pasadena. My first attempt at beginning a "career." I don't think anything will come of it, but it was a good experience nonetheless. E! wants me to send my resume in at the beginning of April, so we'll see what happens there.

I found out today that my boss here at Scripps is leaving in April. I am really happy for her (the new job sounds great), but it's just one more change in a long series of changes that I didn't want to face this soon. I can't even think about graduation, but am being forced to because it's time to send out invitations and announcments. On that note, if any of you out there would like to come to graduation (it's only an hour long, supposedly), then let me know. I would be more than happy to have you. There is no limit on how many people can attend.

Anyway, last week was especially difficult, emotionally, and I am still trying to reconcile some things in my head. But, I am getting through it the best way I can. I have only had one mini-meltdown, which is good, but I think another one might be on its way.

In other news, Nat and I went to Culver City last night to see a play called Permanent Collection for her Acting for Social Change class. It was really amazing. It's too complicated to try and describe here, but if you ever have an opportunity to read/see it, please do. It's about race relations and it did what I believe Crash was trying to do. Don't get me wrong, I liked Crash, but the play was so much more moving, probably because it was live. It made me remember, though, how much I love theater. Ahh, I miss it sometimes.

Okay, I have to get going. I am trying to update more often, so I will post again really soon!
Jess