At the Library

So, I woke up this morning around 10:30 AM, and told my stepmom that I needed to go to another town to fill out an application at a certain department so that I can work at a certain factory in another town, if I get the job. I'm desperately searching for a job, you see, and running out of money while I do so. As it turns out, I have to go in tomorrow by being dropped off in yet another town and taking the bus. I'm not one hundred percent sure if I'll go or not, but I plan on it and I'll try to. First I gotta make sure I'm getting a ride to that certain other town, and also getting a ride back.

Then I sat down to work on my sermon or...whatever one wants to call it, for church this Saturday. It's not quite finished, but I think I made quite a bit of progress. Then my mom called (I don't live with her anymore, but I still love her!) and wanted to go out to lunch today. I okayed that and got myself ready, and then we were off as I was calling my gramma to make sure that the door would be open for me when I go to that other town to take the bus, because I'll have a couple/few hours' wait until the bus comes. We went out to lunch and I bought a sub and some fried broccoli cheese puffs and a cherry coke. When we were done with lunch, we went to a thrift store where I bought myself a very cute, very cheap new used purse. It's a nice brownish color, like I like on my characters, sims, and me too! Then we went to clean out the vehicle and went out for a haircut. I hadn't had my hair trimmed in about a year or so, so it was nice. Unfortunately, I'm running out of money. I need that job soon!

Anyway, after a few more stops, and me grabbing a couple of applications, here we are at a library! I looked for books to buy, but didn't find anything interesting or cheap enough (though sometimes there seems to be interesting enough stuff, I think), that I didn't already read. Well, I looked around then for a book to check out, but I'm already working on two at home, and didn't see anything that I want to read that badly right now, so I got on the computer. I don't have all the information on me that I need to fill out an application and make it more than just halfway decent, so I checked my e-mail. I didn't get any e-mails offering me interviews, which is too bad in a way, I guess, so finally, here I am typing up a hopefully at least semi-interesting blog (though I wouldn't be surprised if that comment right there, or this one, turns the reader (if I have any readers)'s interest away).

We're not through yet today. Maybe we'll go other places. Hopefully I'll be back home in time to continue working on that sermon to get it done enough so that I can do what I need to get done on Thursday. When I brought it up, my stepmom asked me what's more important. In a way, though a job's very important, this 'sermon' or whatever it aught to be called, is a little more important if not just as important as me looking for a job, because it concerns my soul and perhaps that of others (though I don't want to be one of those big headed people that thinks he/she really makes that much of a difference. Still, I never know. I might make that much of a difference.), just like how I don't want to work on the Sabbath, and am getting to the point where I don't want to engage in too worldly activities on the Sabbath either. I just wish that certain people would be more understanding about that. Even if they don't believe this whole matter of eternal life and death, or Heaven and Hell (I don't believe in an eternal hell, actually, but in eternal death and eternal life), the fact that I do should matter enough to them to know that if I go against what I believe, I'll be very stressed out and tormented, and that should matter to them at least, as opposed to saying "It doesn't matter" when no matter how many times they tell me that, I believe that it most certainly does!

Anyway, so here I am at the library, typing away on the blog because I've got little else to do, and today was actually an interesting day for me. I just hope that the next few interesting days are, if not free, mostly free.

Have a nice day <3.