The good news is that I have a job interview tomorrow. For a really interesting looking job. That I really want. (And a salary better than my last job.)
I forgot (lie. failed) to mention that I did not get accepted to the one graduate program that I applied to. After kicking myself in the face (or something like that?) for only applying to ONE program, I decided to move on (after crying, freaking out about what I'm going to do with my life, how I have no direction, am completely lost, hopeless, etc).
I truly believe that everything happens for a reason. I have absolute faith in this, and have seen it multiple times in my life. (college, friendships, romantic relationships, jobs, etc.) I have prayed a lot more in this past week than I have in a long long while. Granted I am unbelievably blessed, and ridiculously happy, the whole lack of job/ direction/ plan has been weighing heavily on me. I am a planner. I can't help it. I want to know where things are headed, and prepare, and have a roadmap. And more than that, I often want to fast forward through the entire journey and just be there already. I know this last part is bad. I need to enjoy the process. I have enjoyed the process of the past couple months. But the time has come. I really need some sort of sign. I'm feeling lost, and all of this journey-ing is needing a bit of guidance. I have prayed for guidance. To be led in the right direction. For strength and faith. And tomorrow I suppose we shall see.
But my fingers are seriously crossed. I hope the interview tomorrow goes well. I hope the job is right for me. I want it to be right.
So, this post hasn't been about Vegas at all, but these thoughts were completely overwhelming my mind, and they made this past weekend seem sort of meaningless.. I guess thats obvious though. It was Las Vegas, land of the meaningless.
It was a blast though. The BF & I realized that we are in fact not Vegas people. After a day of frozen margaritas (sugar high), pool clubs (which basically looked like a giant x rated film. gross) and a night at one of the hottest clubs, we were completely happy to eat McDonalds in our hotel room in comfy clothes while our friends stayed up all night. (Now I NEVER eat McDonalds, so that was sinful in itself.) It made me so happy however, to not be out there searching for someone, needing something else, but to completely content in the simplicity of just being with my boyfriend whom I adore, and reveling in the fact that we are on the same page about oh so many things. All in all we managed to have a rediculously great time though. It was so much fun to be in a vacation spot with all of our friends... definitely a Disneyland for grown ups fealing.
And now, without further adieu... Vegas Pictures:




7 comments:
Great pictures! It looks like you had a really good time!
I'm sorry to hear about grad school, it really sucks when things don't work out the way we hoped they would.
I hope things pick up for you soon and good luck on your job interview!!
Praying for the job interview!!!
I'm always feeling like I wanted to fast fwd my life to get to the "good parts." Such a stupid thought really, because everything is really the "good part."
I just have to say, I love your blog! This may not help you feel better, but it is comforting to read the thoughts of someone else who has that "what's next?" feeling. Also, I am getting more and more addicted to Twitter, and it's nice to have you as one of my "tweeps!" :D
Oh honey, when we get together (soon!) we'll so talk about grad school applications and major life decisions, haha. Because I've been there.
i really hope the interview went well.
I know EXACTLY how you feel, and felt that way for a good year after I graduated. Sometimes, I still wonder if what I am doing is the right thing.
I do know that you'll end up where you should, and you'll be ok. But I am a planner as well, and I understand where you are coming from.
We should really plan something for next week.
Um? I'm obsessed with that dress you are wearing. Where is it from?!
Also, I agree - the whole journey is sometimes scary/overwhelming. But it's worth it and some day everything will come full circle and make sense!
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