I had a very pleasant Fourth of July weekend. Mom and I did our traditional watching of 1776 in the morning and later that afternoon we went to a really neat museum called Rocky Mount Living History Museum. There's a house on the property that belonged to one of the early settlers in the area. It was really interesting, and I learned a few new things actually.
Friday we went with a friend of ours to eat lunch as the local German restaurant located in the historic downtown district (which is really neat in and of itself) and then went to see The Lone Ranger.
Saturday I chilled out basically while mom was getting over a stomachache from the night before. She was feeling better later on and we went to eat at a cool family style restaurant called The Farmer's Daughter. The way they serve the food is that you choose two meats and they bring those out as well as the sides for that day. It also includes deserts, which most everybody else had to take home except for me since I didn't have as many sides. Being a picky eater can sometimes have it's advantages.
Next door to the restaurant is a bulk food store that has a lot of good prices for homemade goods, like jams and bread mixes and the like. They also have all kinds of cooking ingredients like spices and various types of flours and herbs. Mom and I bought a few things while we were in there.
Sunday was our second Sunday at the church we've been going to. I like it so far. We talked with the minister for a bit after the service, and he was very personable. Afterward, mom and I wanted to check out the local mall to see what sort of stores they had to offer, and there were quite a few I recognized, there were some others that weren't in the mall back in Florida. I think once I get a job, I'll go there to update some of my wardrobe. I've been wearing the same shirts for awhile, and I need a bit of a variety.
Speaking of jobs, there's one at the university library that looks promising that I'm in the midst of applying for. All that's left to do is getting my college transcripts and attach them to the application. So, hopefully it won't take too long to get all of that straightened out. There's no guarantee they'll even consider me, but hopefully I'll be in the system and maybe I'll be considered for other jobs. It involves computers, but even though I'm not ignorant when it comes to computers, it's something that I need to know Linux for and if I am looked at, maybe it's something I can learn. *crosses fingers*
Friday we went with a friend of ours to eat lunch as the local German restaurant located in the historic downtown district (which is really neat in and of itself) and then went to see The Lone Ranger.
Saturday I chilled out basically while mom was getting over a stomachache from the night before. She was feeling better later on and we went to eat at a cool family style restaurant called The Farmer's Daughter. The way they serve the food is that you choose two meats and they bring those out as well as the sides for that day. It also includes deserts, which most everybody else had to take home except for me since I didn't have as many sides. Being a picky eater can sometimes have it's advantages.
Next door to the restaurant is a bulk food store that has a lot of good prices for homemade goods, like jams and bread mixes and the like. They also have all kinds of cooking ingredients like spices and various types of flours and herbs. Mom and I bought a few things while we were in there.
Sunday was our second Sunday at the church we've been going to. I like it so far. We talked with the minister for a bit after the service, and he was very personable. Afterward, mom and I wanted to check out the local mall to see what sort of stores they had to offer, and there were quite a few I recognized, there were some others that weren't in the mall back in Florida. I think once I get a job, I'll go there to update some of my wardrobe. I've been wearing the same shirts for awhile, and I need a bit of a variety.
Speaking of jobs, there's one at the university library that looks promising that I'm in the midst of applying for. All that's left to do is getting my college transcripts and attach them to the application. So, hopefully it won't take too long to get all of that straightened out. There's no guarantee they'll even consider me, but hopefully I'll be in the system and maybe I'll be considered for other jobs. It involves computers, but even though I'm not ignorant when it comes to computers, it's something that I need to know Linux for and if I am looked at, maybe it's something I can learn. *crosses fingers*
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