David Tennant is my new favorite actor

I'm going to the midnight screening of Toy Story 3 tomorrow. Should be uber fun. I haven't been to a midnight screening in quite a while, so I'm pretty pumped.

I also just bought the new Toy Story 3 game for Mac and can't wait to play it. I'm definitely ready for a new game--I haven't been playing Dragon Age much (or at all) lately because I've played it through so many times.

Instead, I've been spending most of my downtime (which is pretty much all the time I have) catching up on Doctor Who. I've now seen every episode of the 9th and 10th Doctors, and one series from the 1st Doctor. I still need to go back and watch the rest of the 1st-8th Doctors, but it'll take a while. A long while. I won't be doing that with as much vigor as I did with the most recent ones.

The job hunt hasn't improved much (and I'm still stalling on bartending school). It's hard to make myself apply to jobs I don't really want. :P I did recently apply to Chipotle, though. If I get that, I'll get to eat even more delicious, puppy-sized burritos. Mmmmm.

Wouldn't it be great if I could get a job working at Pixar? They're in California, but not LA--Emeryville, which is close to San Francisco.

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I've been job searching for about a month now and gotten nowhere. So... I think it's time to seriously consider bartending school. I have enough money right now to pay for it, but I fear if I wait too long and never find a job (which seems fairly likely), that I'll run out of it. I'm also thinking I might move back to Tulsa. So far, being in Edmond, I've just been sitting here doing nothing. Most of my fun is had when I travel to Tulsa or Stillwater, and since Sam (boyfriend) is in Tulsa, I'd be generally happier there. Living for free with my Dad is nice (and I certainly love my Dad), but I know what it's like to live on my own and I do enjoy it. Plus, if I become a bartender, I'll hopefully have more than enough money to live fairly comfortably.

I've also looked into becoming an OSSAA umpire (for softball). It's really not very hard at all, but I think it'd be best to wait to do that until I know where I'll be living. I think it would be a fun job, though.

The Navy is still my back-up back-up plan, though...

As far as a permanent career, well, that'll just have to wait a while since I'm not willing to move to Chicago (or NY or LA) quite yet.