Best coffeeshop, not-so-great job day
Jun. 20th, 2006 04:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
vcmwWell, yesterday I went to one of the most wonderful coffee shops I've ever imagined - Jerabek's New Bohemian in St. Paul - 100 years old and all pleasingly funky without being dirty, with food that was interesting and tasty and very cheap. Also it had cool dishes for sale and nifty dresses in a thrift store thing going on. We got two sandwiches, roasted asparagus, a piece of berry-peach pie with granola on top, two iced coffees, all for about 20 with tax. Yum! And they had a pretty garden /patio deal too.
On the down side, I got home and had an email in my box saying I wouldn't be getting an interview for the youth services job I'd applied for. But as my friend S. pointed out - it's better to know so that you don't keep wondering, than to get no response at all. Which is certainly true, but it's also better to be employed than it is to be not employed.
And I really really hate being not employed.
On the down side, I got home and had an email in my box saying I wouldn't be getting an interview for the youth services job I'd applied for. But as my friend S. pointed out - it's better to know so that you don't keep wondering, than to get no response at all. Which is certainly true, but it's also better to be employed than it is to be not employed.
And I really really hate being not employed.
