I just returned not long ago from my interview at Oshkosh Truck. I am now told that the job would actually last into January. It would be working for the service department. Apparently the Marines need their vehicles upgraded and retrofitted for whatever reason, and the bulk of my job would involve doing data entry and spreadsheets to coordinate the right parts getting to the right people so the right work can be done on the right vehicles. I hope that made sense. After finishing the interview, I got kind of a cold vibe. I can't necessarily say that they didn't want me, because I won't know that until they call either myself or the employment agency back, but it just seemed that they were looking for someone with a little more experience. Nevertheless, I hope it went better than I thought it did. I'd have to get up early in the morning to drive to the south side of Oshkosh everyday, but I'm willing to make that sacrifice for the sake of steady and gainful employment.

I spent this morning watching the part of Grand Hotel that I slept through Friday night, and then I watched all of The Great Ziegfeld. After the interview, I stopped at the library, returned the videos, and checked out the next three that they had in on the shelves: Mutiny on the Bounty, The Life of Emile Zola, and Rebecca. I have to work the next two days now, but I'll squeeze them in somewhere. I also have to take the time to do some work on my bedroom again. My mom was getting on my case yesterday because I haven't done any work on cleaning up my bedroom since the first few days after I moved back home.