finally!

HHHIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

So-- I overcame my fear of unknown technological realms.
Yes, even a blog fits into that category for me. Well, at least it used to- but now I'm writing in one! (for one? on one?)
It took much courage and clicking on wrong links, and typing in incorrect passwords and usernames, (and I think I opened up the third google account in two years) and becoming a "follower" of the blog (whatever that means) but I did it!

I know its lame to be proud of such a silly thing, but I am!

And now for some news:
Daniel, David and I signed a lease for an apartment in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Its really nice, in a perfect area with lots of restaurants, bars, cafes, a few blocks from Prospect Park, and with beautiful architecture all over the place.
AND we have an extra room for anyone of you who comes to stay over!!!!!!!! (Its the studio in the meantime though...)
The rent is pretty reasonable compared to the prices of places we saw in Manhattan, and the bedrooms are big and full of light.

All that is great, but as soon as we signed I found a sublet to stay there for the month of September since I am, after all, broke. I am in NJ for now and am starting to really search for some source of income so that I may go back and live in my house on the 1st of October.
This is assuming that I don't commit a sad, suburban suicide before that time comes.

Other than that, the play went well. Had a couple nice revelations, and ended my summer in Boston nicely with Alisa (from New Blue) who came to watch and helped me move the last things out of my apt there and over to Brooklyn.

So- now the question is: and what about work?
I re-edited my resume (again), and am formulating a new cover letter (again).
I also started looking at the job postings on the websites of universities in NYC. I think thats the smartest way to go for now since if I get a job with an educational inst. it also comes with health benefits and access to all sorts of other nice treats (libraries, gyms, etc...).
I know its not a dreamjob, but if I can do that during the day and still have time to audition and take acting class, it might be worth it.... no?

One last thing- about the twelve tribes---
GOOD JOB MAGGIE!
but now, even after reading your list, I still can't remember them in order to make a comment on who we forgot... oh well.

So, how's Maryland?
And Maria-- HOW'S HOME?!

yay first blog post ever!!!!!
(don't worry, my next ones will be shorter...)