Surveys, etc.

My friend M. occasionally posts surveys on his MySpace page, and back before MySpace existed, would sometimes send emails to friends with surveys. I love those surveys, the ones that ask the most random questions about my life, ranging from my sheet color to my favorite color. The most recent one I answered was about my senior year of high school. I have to admit that I do not know the mascot of my high school, and I don't even know if it has an alma mater. I do remember my prom date though!

Despite my amazing lack of funds, I've found myself digging deep to contribute the Hillary's campaign. I love me some Hillary. I really, really want her to be the next president. My worst fear would be a race between McCain and Obama, because I wouldn't know what to do. I'm a confirmed Democrat, but I just don't see the appeal of Obama. And in the 2004 election, once Wes Clark dropped out, I could have conceivably voted for McCain, but now is different. I really hope Hillary can keep up this momentum. I have to admit to giggling as I was reading my Newsweek and scanning over the Op/Ed articles about how Hillary should drop out. Makes me happy to see the pundits proved wrong.

I just got done re-reading the Codes of Professional and Judicial Responsibility in the wake of Saturday's test. I cannot imagine how embarrassed I would be if I didn't pass, after passing it a couple years ago. I doubt it would even be an issue, but it's definitely worth it to review conflicts of interest.

Finally, I called my temp agency this morning and begged, again, for a new assignment. It's not that I can't do my job, it's just that I hate it and I dread going into the office. Luckily for me, this time I got the lady with whom I already had a relationship and not the guy who's been assigned to me. She didn't know how unhappy I was. She asked if I had talked to my guy rep, and I said yes, for 2 Fridays in a row. So let's all keep our fingers crossed that I can get into a nice office administration job.