...when I leave the Air Force with no intention of getting a job. What will I do all day? How will I pay my bills? What will I learn? That and more will be documented here as I perform this living experiment.

 
It's been a year and seven months that I have been busy in my self-employed status of not-working. That's pretty unbelieveable. At the beginning of this ride, Dec 12, 2002, I was an idealist, believing that given enough time and space, my inner child would come onto the scene and lead me to happiness and a meaningful vocation. I still think this is a sound theory, but I've come up against some powerful forces during this quest, and it hasn't gone anything like I expected it to.

Even though I bought an interview suit back in March, I prayed I would never have to use it. Today I did use it. For an interview. My first job interview since leaving the Air Force. And wouldn't you know it, I'm kind of excited about the possibility of getting this job, which btw is for Titan Corporation as a software trainer and developer. Damn that pisses me off. I don't know yet if I would accept the job were it offered, but it's good for my ego to know I'm being considered.
posted by Andy at 7:56 AM