A Day at Home -- Finally!

It's been a busy week. One interview on Tuesday, three on Wednesday, one on Thursday. I am so tired of driving and answering questions. The interviews have all run together in my head. I can't remember how I answered any of the questions, or even if I did. The only thing I can really recall is what I wore. That's easy -- I only have one summer interview suit. Good thing it's comfortable. But I'm so tired of it that I want to burn it. Hopefully, one of these interviews will get me hired. Two of the positions were within driving distance of my home; the rest will require me to have a commuting marriage. I can live with it if need be, but of course, I'd prefer to live in the home we've had for over 20 years.

One thing the interviews do is eat up time. I'm having trouble getting through the texts we are supposed to read. Just got the second one (Curriculum 21) on interlibrary loan yesterday. I just couldn't face starting it last night. Hope to get to it today along with laundry and shopping.

Interviews!

This week and next week I will be busy with interviews. I had two interviews yesterday and one coming up on Friday. Next week I have one interview on Tuesday and three interviews on Wednesday. I also have one interview on the following Wednesday, July 13. Too bad only two of these are within daily driving distance!

I am having trouble setting my goals for our assignment. If I knew what I am going to do next year, I would know what I need to focus on. My interviews run the whole gamut of library assignments -- whole district assignments, single level (either elementary, middle or high school), and even a public library thrown into the mix. I do know that I want to catch up on my reading, but I am unsure how much is a reasonable amount to accomplish. I don't want to pick some pie-in-the-sky amounts, but if I am learning a new library or libraries, how much will I honestly get done?