lowkey found an amazing job position near family :0

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lowkey found an amazing job position near family :0
your girl got two more interviews scheduled for next week!!!
gonna speedrun learning Flash CS5, then make a portfolio, and hopefully work on AdventureQuest. hecc yeh. wish me luck : D
“The David Lynch Foundation is seeking a full time Program Coordinator. The Program Coordinator will assist the National Director of Programs in overseeing all of the Foundation's programs in New York and around the country. The Program Coordinator will be highly organized and efficient and specialize in tracking and reporting on program information and research outcomes.”
fuuuuuuck
The more I look at the service dogs tag, the more I feel I'd benefit from one. I think I have this image in my head where only people with severe problems can have one (I know that's not necessarily true), and was always telling myself I couldn't have one because epilepsy wasn't a 'big enough' problem.
Anyway, the service dog tag kind of opened and broke that line of thought. There are people out there that are like me, with epilepsy, anxiety, depression, ptsd, etc, and they were able to get a dog. It kinda gives me both hope and courage to apply.
I've been looking at a few places for a while now, and I think I'm gonna send in the papers soon.
OH MY GOD THERE IS A JOB AT BARNES AND NOBLE I WANT IT