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my recent activities
I haven't posted much lately aside from "please buy my things" posts, so here's a bit of what's been going on. My on and off depression thing has been rearing its ugly head lately, and I decided to take an unplanned vacation to visit family and old friends in Kentucky. My dad visited here a couple of weeks back for an event he wanted to attend, and I hadn't taken any time off to see him, so I went back with him and stayed for close to a week. I saw my nephew for the first time, I reconnected with many friends I haven't seen in years, I bought some original art I'm rather shocked didn't sell on eBay from my friend Hayley Young, I found a Milli Vanilli cd and bought it because if felt like the right thing to do (I am amused by spectacular failures for some reason and collect examples of them), and I shipped about twelve boxes of collectibles from my storage facility to post on eBay and try to turn into money. I hope most of it sells. Otherwise I might find myself being pursued around the apartment by an attractive female wielding either a rolling pin or a frying pan. I also shipped myself 200 or 300 copies of Fatalysia #1 that had been floating around in the ether since I was almost out of them. I spent most of today doing eBay-related things such as shipping, posting, photographing, and hunting down prices. For the first day of doing this as an all day thing, it was sort of fun. I hope it stays that way and actually generates a little money (says the guy who just fought off hundreds of nerds for an SDCC exclusive Doctor Who figure). Anyway, just the feeling of being productive seems to take a bite out of the depression, just like seeing friends you've had since second grade and lots of cats, which are hard to come by here. I started poking through my friends lists today on LiveJournal and am afraid I might not be able to make it back to where I temporarily dropped off. My apologies. How is everyone?

It feels so weird having to go back to work and having life all scheduled away after being totally free from it all for a week.

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powdered sugar
Is there a brand of powdered sugar out there that DOES NOT have cornstarch as an ingrediant?

I would like to use it for creating frosting, but my daughter is allergice to corn.

Thanks!
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I have a 2nd interview at the Montessori at 10am on Friday!!!!

This sounds weird but in a way I am almost scared that I will get the job.

Yes, I need a job. Yes, I like the way this one sounds, BUT, I am also scared because

- I have very little experience dealing with chilren on a one-to-one basis

- I am scared that I will suck at the job and screw up some child's academic life forever

- I am consciously remembering the way I was ridiculed as a student and am frightened of having to deal with that as a teacher

I know that sounds ridiculous. I know it does, logically. But it is what it is. I have a lot of fears about this job that are coming to the surface now that I know I have a real shot at getting it. The pricipal of the school said the woman I interviewed with (the asst. principal) gave me a shining review and was very eager to give me a second interview.

It's weird. I need a job so badly, and this one sounds like it has potential to be truly great, but I am scared and nervous about it. I don't even know if I will get it yet, but I have a decent shot, and that means that I could be an assistant teacher in 6 weeks time, coming in and forming bonds with children, working directly with a head teacher, taking the kids on field trips, helping them learn, helping to resolve conflicts, and listening to them, talking to them, dealing with them 5 days a week.

It would also mean a reliable and steady income, several weeks off for the kid's vacation days, getting home by 3:45-4:00pm every weekday.

Conversely, that means going to bed by 10 or 11 pm, almost never talking to Jeff on the weekdays since I will have no computer or text access at work, possibly having to take the kids on a week long camping trip in the Spring, and maybe having to reschedule the vacation that my dad and I are going on the second week of September. I am pretty sure the principal will tell me that if I am offered the job, I will be asked to reschedule the trip. That's not a huge deal, but it is an inconvenience I would rather not deal with if at all possible.

There are pros and cons to this job. The biggest con is that I am not 100% sure I would be good at it. I have had few dealings with small children and am very concerned that I might just not be good at it. But I supposed that if I got it and was terrible at it, I would be told by someone and we could work on it.

I really like the fact that Montessori teaches peace advocation and acceptance to children, as well as how to get by in the real world from a very, very early age. Kids aren't just taught academic stuff inside the classroom. They are also taught how to do practical, everyday things, care for themselves and others as well as pets, and live a moral, ethical life WITHOUT introducing any sort of religion. That's nice. I'd like knowing that I was part of that, certainly.

I guess we'll see how it goes...
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Sweatin' cute!

I thought I would share the outfit I'm wearing to roller derby practice tonight!  Fashion-wise, don't take me too seriously...I'm mostly dressed for practicality and, you know, sports.  Just imagine this on roller skates with big ol' knee pads, a sticker-plastered skate helmet and a fierce grimace!  ;)



Hello Kitty set -- TJ Maxx (pajama section).  Surprisingly versatile!
Polka dot cami -- H&M.
Leggings -- So Low.
Socks -- gift from a friend during her Korea visit.  They have little pigs on them and say "Happy Smile!" on each foot.

Point of fashion -- sweet asskickery.

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SDCC request post script
Recently I posted a request for a favor from anyone I know who might happen to be attending the San Diego Comic Con. A thread of what I was after can be read here. Anyway, earlier today I learned th