So, I’ve been sucked in. I have a Facebook page, and I’m addicted.

The problem is, I only have two friends on there who I really interact with, so they’re getting bombarded with all the little thingies I get to send to people.

I need more friends so I can spread the love a little more broadly. So sign up and be my Facebook friend. It’s funner than it has any right to be.

Oh, and if you have any idea how to get a business Facebook page to work, clue me in. I’m having mental difficulties with that aspect.

And I’m super-excited about Chapel Bar on Monday! I’m going to walk the 4000 blocks from work to there, so I can stumble back and be sober before I find my car again. Well, it’s probably not 4000 blocks. Maybe 14. I hope it doesn’t rain. And I’m glad the walking back uphill part will be after I’m drunk, because my muscles feel no pain with vodka.

My new job is awesome. Really hard and confusing and unclear and humbling, but still awesome.

I’m actually at work right now, so I can’t write much, but I wanted to check in and let y’all know that I’m surviving.

I am The Marketing Department. I guess I need to learn about marketing now. Right now my priorities are to create a marketing plan, to get hooked up in various social networking avenues, (re)design a promotional postcard, and find ways to tap into the LGBT market.

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• I’m back on my crazy pills, and they seem to be doing their job. I guess technically they’re anti-crazy pills.
• My birthday was good, low-key. Learned how to play Mancala (which is fun and addictive), did some geocaching and shopping on Whidbey Island, and had a very good time. Coupeville has at least three very fun stores, and at least two very good restaurants.
• Had a second interview with the place that I was sure hated me after the first interview, which was basically a barrage of personality tests and “Answer fast!” questions. But I guess they did like me. Many problems with accepting the job, if they do offer it to me, but I’ll worry about that dilemma later.

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