I saw that Michael Keaton movie a long long time ago. I don't really remember the premise (aside from the obvious cloning), but I was thinking about it earlier tonight. Tonight was a pretty busy night -- I had a bunch of back-to-back meetings and I still had to miss one. It made me sad. Don't you ever wish that you could just do more in life. Like, I do all this stuff because I enjoy it and we should all do things that we enjoy. But then you realize that all these other things that you enjoy -- like spending time with friends or reading a book -- just start to fall away. And the things that are less enjoyable like schoolwork and whatnot are completely ignored.
BUT, all is not lost. Because after my last commitment tonight I started doing some work on my lesson plan for Friday's interview and now I'm pumped. I got it honed to under five minutes -- leaving time for one minute of questions -- and I even got the handouts worked out. I'm really excited and also a bit nervous. I don't think I've wanted anything so bad in my life.
Actually, that's not true. What I would like more is a clone so that I can still do everything else I want while preparing for TFA. For example, tomorrow I'm facilitating a discussion on Breast Cancer Awareness. While I'm excited about that -- I'm not going to be fully there because this interview is going to be in the back of my mind the whole time. Well...maybe the facilitating will be some form of preparation for my interview. Who knows?
I'm also a little sad because everything else seems to be slipping a little. Yearbook should be okay, but I got a bitchy email about it earlier today reminding me of all these things I should be doing as the editor. I missed the Peer Health meeting today (see above) and I think a lot of other people did too. Advisory Board's good though and I know Selection Committee's gonna be awesome. But aside from this interview prep thing tonight, I've done not all that much for my paycheck. CLONES! I NEED CLONES!
And if I can't have clones -- a hug would be nice.
Thursday, November 20, 2003
Multiplicity.
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