They say that the History Museum always need volunteers. And I even talked to the lady about volunteering and I have yet to hear back from her. I mean I haven't talked to either since the first talk, but two days I am working at the Campbell House and the rest of the time I was waiting for my grade in my online class to change and now I am waiting for my last letter of recommendation so I can turn my applications into my schools in England.
The Campbell House is a great place to work. It's small enough that I get time with my boss to talk to him and ask questions if I need help, and every time I leave work he thanks me, he is really funny. I have also met his wife and his new baby boy, such a cute baby. Also most times there are only about 3 people working in the House. Like I said it's a small museum. But I like working there. Even though all I do all day is sit in a storage room looking at really old (ok stuff from the 40s isn't really old) papers and making sure they are put in chronological order. But I am glad for the experience. Even though I'm not doing much, I do get to see what my boss does from day to day. Also if there is no one to give tours and he really needs me, I give tours. That idea scared the crap out of me. Then it happened. Andy(my boss) came down and was like I really need your help. Meaning that there was no one else. He had a meeting and someone was at the door for a tour. It turned out not to be that bad, but I wish I would have remembered more than I did. And then I couldn't get one of the doors unlocked and one of the women that was on the tour had to help me get the door unlocked. Honestly not too bad.
Now that I have most of my application stuff done, I am getting excited and nervous. But it is a good nervous. I really want to get into one of these schools. I also hope that Liz get into her school as well.
I'll keep ya'll updated on what's going on with everything.
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