One everlasting night - This Be Gluttony
Lindsey
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Lindsey
The Sunne may set and rise / But we contrariwise / Sleepe after our short light / One everlasting night.

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This Be Gluttony

Well, after another year of academic toil, here I am, sitting in my favorite armchair, reflecting on my first day at home. To cut to the chase, I'm really frickin' stuffed. Yesterday, to celebrate having moved me out of my room successfully, my parents and I stopped at Easton to eat at Mitchell's Ocean Club, which is one of my favorite restaurants. It's a steakhouse with all the traditional trimmings (wedge salads, separate sides, bearnaise sauce, etc.) and an old-school vibe that I think is really cool. The decor has your typical wood paneling and white table cloths, but there are some retro-futuristic (think Jetsons) touches all over the place that give it an extra zing. I love everything about the place, from the bar-mixed lemonade they serve with fresh OJ to the corn dotted with jalapeno. Of course I had to indulge - it was the end of the semester! Except...

...I forgot we were going to Fleming's, an upscale steakhouse chain tonight to celebrate Mother's Day with my mother and grandmother. Uh oh! My motto in life is that you only live once, so I repeated last night's orgy of meat and blue cheese, only this time chocolate lava cake joined the party. I don't think I've ever been this full before. My center of gravity shifted because I ate so much, so I kept teetering back and forth while walking to the car.

I know this extreme face-stuffing isn't exactly something to be proud of, so I'm happy to say I did start making overtures on the job front today. I stopped in at Sephora and got an application, while sending my dad to Books & Co. to scout out the job situation. I also went to Ulta this morning to talk to someone about the application I filled out a few days ago, but from the looks of the store, they're circling the drain, so I decided to move on. Last year, I was dragging my feet about finding work, but this year, I really am going to try my best to get a job. Quite simply, I want money. I'm crossing my fingers, hoping something will crop up.

Comments

That all sounds so fucking delicious. *___* Chocolate lava cake is a gift from the heavens.

Ah, jobhunt. :( I'm trying to be good about that, but the temptation to ignore it entirely is so strong.

Oh, yes, chocolate lava cake is omnomnom. Fleming's serves it with handmade whipped cream, and I almost licked my plate because it was so delicious. :9

I found that I was much more excited about finding a job after picturing several expensive things I would be able to purchase after gaining employment. That might not be helpful, I dunno, but I'm a big proponent of the carrot on a stick tactic for motivation.