Yeah Texas! also SCAPC
Sep. 20th, 2007 04:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Work finally sent me out of the state of Louisiana. Yeah Texas! Wow, how that was something I never thought would come out of my mouth.
In other news, I am being introduced as a new member of the congregation this coming Sunday at St. Charles Ave. Presbyterian Church. Right now it is seeming like more trouble than it's worth. For the last two days I've gotten calls in the field related to this shin-dig. The first was from a woman assigned to sit with me during the service wondering if I had any questions about that (not really since I spent my college years attending this same church. Also is it the best idea to tell me that you have been assigned to sit with me). Today, it was the church office needing my picture for the bulletin (made more difficult by the fact that I am currently in Texas, but luckily I was able to email a picture.)
I'm supposed to show up an hour and fifteen minutes before the service starts in order to meet with the leaders of the activities I expressed interest in. Due to my erratic schedule, and the fact that I want to be able to fulfill any commitments that I make, I only expressed interest in the choir. The choir has rehearsal at that time, and I highly doubt that the choir master is going to skip his own rehearsal in order to meet with me, so it could be a long hour and fifteen minutes of staring at the woman assigned to sit with me in church. Oh well. At least I have a chance of rejoining a singing group, the thing I've missed most in the past nine months.
In other news, I am being introduced as a new member of the congregation this coming Sunday at St. Charles Ave. Presbyterian Church. Right now it is seeming like more trouble than it's worth. For the last two days I've gotten calls in the field related to this shin-dig. The first was from a woman assigned to sit with me during the service wondering if I had any questions about that (not really since I spent my college years attending this same church. Also is it the best idea to tell me that you have been assigned to sit with me). Today, it was the church office needing my picture for the bulletin (made more difficult by the fact that I am currently in Texas, but luckily I was able to email a picture.)
I'm supposed to show up an hour and fifteen minutes before the service starts in order to meet with the leaders of the activities I expressed interest in. Due to my erratic schedule, and the fact that I want to be able to fulfill any commitments that I make, I only expressed interest in the choir. The choir has rehearsal at that time, and I highly doubt that the choir master is going to skip his own rehearsal in order to meet with me, so it could be a long hour and fifteen minutes of staring at the woman assigned to sit with me in church. Oh well. At least I have a chance of rejoining a singing group, the thing I've missed most in the past nine months.
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Date: 2007-09-22 01:16 pm (UTC)Meetings? Assigned seatmates?
So much the better you than me.
Yay for being in Texas? (another state to cross off?)
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Date: 2007-09-24 12:03 pm (UTC)Not quite a list cross off (though I feel more justified now that I've spent more than two days there), but still exciting in that I got to leave the state of Louisiana. The real cross-off comes next week when I fly to Kansas.
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Date: 2007-09-27 12:26 pm (UTC)The Hornets? Quoi?
I can see how leaving Louisiana would be exciting at this point. However, I wonder if Kansas will be exciting, or just a cross-off. Cool project at least?
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Date: 2007-09-27 01:17 pm (UTC)I'm not holding out much hope that Kansas is a super-happening place, but it is a Phase III. Also, it looks like the hotel we're staying in is actually in the town and not along the highway so it will be possible to walk places. Asking my parents for car keys was never as difficult as trying to figure out the four member crew all trying to use one vehicle.
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Date: 2007-09-27 01:32 pm (UTC)Phase IIIs are always fun-ish. As long as there's not too much poison ivy.
back to explaining how i fufill the NPS's Knowledge, Skills and Abilities for a museum tech job at independence national park...
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Date: 2007-09-27 01:34 pm (UTC)Yeah! employment essays. Good luck with that.