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it's funny, because it almost seems like every time i start to write something in this blog now... well, anything poetic or profound-like... i end up opening a new text file and typing it as a song lyric. that, i think, is progress. i recently heard alex day [nerimon] answer a question on vyou about twitter in which he said that he found it to be a creativity stifler. his reasoning was that he'd come up with a good joke and say 'i think i'll tweet that!' and then he did, and it was over. i've had a similar thought about twitter before, and that was actually the reason i didn't have one for a long time, but now it seems i'm catching myself and not allowing my potential creativity to be stifled.

go me, i guess?

so tomorrow i've got a job interview. that's interesting, right? it's for a coffee and chocolate place in the mall that is potentially opening up on saturday. becky, one of the few people that reads my blog every day [and actually comments on it from time to time], is a manager at the place and they need, like... you know, regular worker-type people. that's me! i can do that! i figure it's got to be better than sears, and it could be fun. i did enjoy my only food service jobs i've ever had, and i don't understand the bad rep they get, really. i mean, it's no burger king or anything, but it's not glamorous either. i guess it could be. chocolate is kind of glamorous.

i've also got a video to film tomorrow, and it's one i've kind of been anticipating. actually, this one is the whole reason i chose the theme for this week. i hope it turns out well, because i'm excited to film it. i'm not 100% exactly what i'm going to say or anything, but yeah. i rarely know that. i may try scripting stuff for a week or so, like scripting every word, and seeing how i like the feel of it, but i think i'll just end up with more source footage and lots more editing. i dunno. more work that i'm not being paid for doesn't seem like a great thing for me right now. really, i'd rather focus a bit more on music. that's for friday, though.