MDF
Monday, February 27th, 2006That is major-dude frustration, as defined by the DSM-V. I learned that in my abnormal psychology class at ab-t. I sat down a few hours ago with the intention of finding a job. That may have been my first mistake. If I have learned anything, finding almost any job does not begin by sitting down for a few hours. I am tired. I love most things that I do, most things that have no monetary compensation- but today, I am tired of it. Can I just admit that? Usually I am at least able to find amusement in my complaints, as with Swan, surely I am learning invaluable life lessons in interpersonal or extra-terrestrial relationships. I just never thought I’d be here, at this place of searching for a job… in public schools?!? The level of non-opportunity has me looking at teacher assistant/bus driver positions thinking, “aww, they’d never hire me.” Not to knock down on the t.a.b.d’s out there, they are essential! But art teachers? I spent 4 long hellish years working in public schools getting to a point where I honestly thought I could teach students something about creativity in one 50 minute period a week. Many people I know remember at least one thing about their art teacher and it is usually how they told them they couldn’t draw a stick figure. That is an unfair generalization but fuel for my fire in that I am not that teacher! whatever- i love innovation and creating, but today i just want some established something that doesn’t need flyers posted all over town to market itself and includes health benefits.
blogging could be good for me, but possibly not any readers? My bitching soap-box? I may use that as the title of my painting.
i feel better.