Sometimes when there is no magic being made for you, you have to resort to making magic for others.
And that is the lamest thing I could possibly write in order to segue into mentioning that I've applied for a job at Disneyworld. As usual, I've grown bored with the four hour shifts at Starbucks that produce a less than liveable income. I don't plan on quitting Starbucks for Disneyland, I just want a second job that I can look forward to making a 40 minute commute to. I suppose here is where you all say things like "but you hated Disneyworld" and "you said you would never work for them again" and to you I say "suck it!" The circumstances I was under in Disneyworld were different. And lets be honest, you can take the girl out of disney but you can't take the disney out of the girl. I'm a Disney Geek, we all know it. I miss Disneyland more than most of the people I live by out here. I would rather see some little girl in a princess dress running around than see my own friends. Pathetic, I know, but still very true.
Disney told me all it takes is Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust.
Here's to hoping they were on to something.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Straight from the mind of stephanie. sometime around 9:06 PM
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4 Comments, Questions, and Concerns:
That's funny. I didn't realise you hated Disney World either. But I guess we've got similar outcomes on this one - good luck with getting the job.
As for the 40 minute commute - I'd kill for that. 90 minutes each way baby.
Wow! 90 minutes!?! Geeeeeeesh!
And thanks for the luck; lord knows I need it in this economy!
:P
Good luck with your application, or make your own luck:
Wear silver ribbon or something for communication. Gold for money, and green for growth. I wrap them around my wrist sometimes.
Just know what you're getting into, either permanent Disney or short-term Disney before you start.
20 minutes round trip includes dropping child at school.
I will never go back to 90 minutes, 3 extra hours of childcare ($21 per day) no no no.
I actually have a general idea of what I'm getting myself into, both work wise and commute wise.
I mean, I know the drive will suck but it would be nice to have some sort of mini-escape, and that, in itself, is totally worth the commute.
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