Lemon Chalet Creme Diet
Thanks all for stopping by over the last few days. If I can crawl out from under this mountain of work, I hope to get to diaries later.
The weekend was great. Met up with Jeff's cousin and her boyfriend. Awesome people to hang out with, I just hope his cousin doesn't hate me. She made it very clear that she has high standards and she's all about getting close with people right away and I'm kinda quiet until I get used to people. Carnegie Hall was excellent. Jeff met the parents and brought me roses. I got to see a lot of people I haven't seen in a long time... it was really nice to do that. However the weather sucked and we honestly did very little. Friday was exhausting and Saturday we ate pizza, slept, had dinner at his cousin's and then went bar crawling before heading home at 4:40 sunday morning.
But it's Monday and I am exhausted and ambitionless. When I don't get my pre-week stuff done over the weekend the whole week just goes to shit while I try to play catch up. And this week I am on the Lemon Chalet Creme Diet. Basically you replace your five servings of fruits and veggies with five servings of LCC cookies. It's an advanced pilot program for people who have 30 or more pounds to lose. This is not for the occasional dieter who has a mere 10 vanity pounds.
So earlier I was looking at church choir director job listings. It has nothing to do with my current employer... I'm just looking to do something that's more my speed where I can use my talent. So I did find two postings for full time choir directors with very nice sized salaries, however, this two places in particular seem very very very religious. The one church even had a guide on how to be a good follower of that particular sect. I however am not that religious. And I was raised Lutheran and we're all pretty laid back about the whole thing so it feels awkward to me to be very religious. That coupled with the fact that I do occasionally peak at what science has to say about history and it does make me question it. I don't believe in blind faith. You should always question the validity of something before deciding on your personal beliefs.... morally, socially or otherwise. Knowledge is power. So I do not know how I feel about applying for those jobs. Not to mention it's the South and if something is going to be anti-gay I want nothing to do with it. I've never understood how the universal church teaches acceptance and love... except for gay people. I'm not going to say too much about that other than, if there is a God I think he will be much more forgiving of someone who led a good life that was homosexual, than someone who paraded around with their noses in the air judging, instead of letting God judge. I, on the other hand, would be accused of being anti-smelly. That's a story for a different time.
