I’m getting ready for another one of those big life-shifts.  It almost feels like i’m starting over again, way too late in life.  Which isn’t true, it’s just the next step, but it feels drastic, like graduation.  Almost.  I just don’t know really how to handle it.

I’ll be starting a sales job, selling intelligent water purification systems.  I’m glad to finally have a job that asks a little more of me than to hand coffee to people.  It makes me anxious though.  Is it really going to be the professional step that will put me on the road to being a little more self sufficient?  And if so, will I be able to make it work?  In the immortal words of Tim Gunn, “Make It Work”.  So lets make it work.

I’m going to be moving soon.  Where?  I don’t know.  Hoping to stay in my neighborhood.  For those who know nothing about Atlanta, Reynoldstown is a great place to be.  Young, safe, and friendly.  There’s stuff happening here, and I got great neighbors.  Unfortunately, i’ll have to leave ‘em.

Speaking of leaving neighbors, i’ve got a lot of good friends from FSU that are either still there, or have gone off to the four corners of the Earth.  I have a hard time keeping in communication with most all of them.  Maybe I don’t blog enough.  Maybe I don’t respond to facebook messages and walls as timely as I should.  Maybe I was never that close to them in the first place.  Either way, it’s sad.

There is a distinct lack of theatre going on now, apart from what I read and write.  I finished Level 1 of Improv Class at Dads, and i’m waiting to get more money so’s I can start Level 2.  I have been doing more tv/film/commerical stuff though.  Those checks have a tendency to come months after I’ve actually filmed, so that’s annoying.  I have the money already spent in my head.  Let’s fix that.

I’ve picked up the fiddle/violin.  I’m getting pretty damn good.