Interview went well, the day not so much. I woke up late and showed up 10 minutes late. The factory was cool, but it is windows and doors. They're super nice though and the engineers there are cool too. Ate lunch with the crew at some little ma and pa joint, not too bad. The town of Ripley is pretty nice too. Towards the interview, found out they're not paying for my trip. It cost me about 100 in gas alone. Heading back, I blew out a tire and drove for about 30 miles on an almost flat donut to find a walmart that only had one tire that would fit; cost: $135. Total cost for trip: 245 or so. I better be getting an offer. Pay is pretty decent. Well I ended up leaving the plant around 1:45 and got back to faytown around midnight. It was a long day.
Had a MED test Friday afternoon. I am pretty sure I rocked it, but who knows? Drove another 3 hours to get home. Starting Wednesday, I have driven 25 hours of 100 hours total. Fun fun fun! Good thing I love driving my car, bad thing gas is 2.89. Okay I have another test tomorrow and a major project due and all that jazz. I am going to bed.
Oh yeah and Patsie was super happy to see me, although a bit cockier. I guess I just have something for girls who are sassy. That's right, I'm talking about you; you brownie bashing meanie! And yes I did run my finger around the bowl to get all the leftover batter! so HA! I'll type more later, maybe after my test.
One last thing. I had about 15 launches of model rocket and ballistic missiles on Saturday. Special thanks to my mission control specialist, Steven Reynolds and my search and rescue leader, Paul "I'll stop the missile with my body" Shelton. We started with 4 usable rockets and ended with none, with one built in there and four lost. How's that for statistics? We'll find big mama, just give us time.
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