Urban Poly Princess

I wish I was at home now so I could be preparing furniture for people to come and take away or rather my visiting teachers to take away after their visit with me. I'd like to get rid of my white wicker bedroom furniture, leather bench, shelf, foyer table, glass table and leaf pictures. I also can get rid of those big plastic drawers plus my green stools. My mother was driving me crazy this morning. She doesn't want me to pay my real estate fees now. HOWEVER, I NEED to do something and I WANT TO WORK IN REAL ESTATE FIRST. She doesn't want me to do that. Ideally I'll get that Legislative analyst position AND the Delta airlines job AND pay my real estate fees AND start that. I'm going to need gas money to get around too so the Delta airlines job is good for that. Although the training portion is full time hours the actual work after 12 weeks is maybe 20 hours a week if that. Speaking of gas money, the first thing I need to do when I'm finished here is get some gas before going home and meeting my visiting teachers.

I am ready to do this now. I feel like not having any public librarian openings in Salt Lake is a blessing so I can do this. I can start working now to prepare myself. I may not be paid right away but the first check averages 5k so it is worth it to work it and work it well. I have no doubt my father in heaven helped me take classes and get my license. It sure wasn't easy but my former boss allowed me to make it happen. After working here which I love, I realized how much I want to work in public libraries. I'm not going to apply for just any librarian job. I don't want to work at an academic library. I also don't want to just sit around until the job appears. I want to be actively working and learning real estate UNTIL I find the job I love and want to work at.

Federal librarian positions start at 82,000. I need one of those. I'm not willing to just work at any job. Maybe that's my problem. BUUUT I don't think so... I think this is a rare opportunity for me to do this now without distractions.