1. The job interview went really well, I think. I was super-prepared, which ended up working out well because their computers were down and they didn't have copies of my resume and the job description because of it. I interviewed with one person for about 40 minutes, then she showed me around the organization, and introduced me to two more people who I interviewed with for another 40 minutes or so. They all seemed to really like me and were impressed that I was passionate about their mission (for those who missed it, they work with homeless/at-risk youth and adults, the program I'd be working for is a house for teenage pregnant/mothering girls). One of the people interviewing me had a daughter named Morgan, which I think gained me some accidental brownie points. And I was nervous, but I don't think I came across as nervous. I think I came across as personable and well-spoken. Maybe a little nervous, but not as nervous as I FELT, which is the important part.

So I feel pretty good about it. If I got the job I'd have to reschedule with my shrink, which might be a pain in the butt, but whatever. Worth it for a good and interesting job, and I like that it's not full time but still plenty of hours, so I still get some time to myself every week. It sounds like the actual hours/days are pretty flexible too, as long as stuff gets done.

2. I've mentioned it before, but since New Years I've been keeping a list of every book I've read just to see how many books I might read on average every year. I just went back through to check the count and I'm at 103. And for the past couple of months I've been reading huge books (Dark Tower books and several books connected to them), so those are like two or three books in one. Though of course I counted them as only one. So yay! So much reading!

3. I'm a dork and just calculated how many pages of Steven King I've read since August (with some other random books in between, for my sanity). The total is *drumroll*

6,217 pages.

That's a fuckton of reading.

4. Though when you divide it that makes it 75.8 pages a day, which isn't that insane. Maybe someday after the year is up if I'm feeling extra dedicated I'll add up the pages of all the books I read and see how many it totals a day.