Different verse

It may sound like I'm whining about not having a job, and to some people I talk to, it is. Even two posts into this blog some may get turned off. I'm sorry. I'll shed a tear when you stop reading. I feel like it's adding a new verse to the song of unemployment, though. Yesterday's verse was the introduction. Today's verse is about the life of an unemployed college graduate.

It does get old, I mentioned it before. Hearing Barbara Walters and Joy Baher talk about their lives without husbands and how lovely it is is just painful. I mean, seriously I don't give a rats ass what famous person or what rich Italian Jew you slept with. But that is what I watch in the morning. Not that I don't like the View. I love Elisabeth and Shari. I want to be Elisabeth. Since the day I found out she was blonde and conservative I knew I would like her. After rolling out of bed at 11, I eat my fruity cheerios. They are the highlight of my morning, maybe even my day. Who can say that their breakfast is the highlight of their day, honestly?

Along with cereal being the highlight, I also enjoy a good hunt on craigslist for a job that I won't be getting a call back about. Yesterday it was a match support specialist for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of South Texas. Today it was something more minimalistic, an adoption specialist for a large animal adoption agency in the area. Granted, I did send it at 4:30 in the afternoon, I hope that pouring my heart out about my puppies will help my case for a job. Whatever it takes, you know?

I don't know if I can pour my heart out about insurance claims though. I did apply for a job with All State insurance today, as well. I always get afraid of getting near monster.com. I really don't think they'll look at my application. It's worth a try though. I can't say I didn't put it out there.

I'll do whatever it takes. It's going to have to do pretty soon. That's what the second verse of the song will be. ""Whatever it takes."