Princeton

So, I haven’t been blogging because I really don’t have anything interesting to say. The latest employment news is that my district probably will not hire people back until January, and I can’t wait that long. So, moving has become more of a reality. I’ve started packing up some stuff in my classroom and organizing cabinets and stuff in my apartment so it will be easy to pack. There’s some stuff I could even pack now and just store at my parents’ house for a while. I have an interview next week at a school in a small town near Princeton, which is the small town I dream of living in. I mailed my stuff on Saturday, and they called me this afternoon and wanted me to come on Wednesday, but I can’t go till Monday. I’m not sure if I should even go. The advantages are that it’s the small town I’ve always wanted to live in, and it’s not too far from home. But I feel like it would be social suicide to move to a small town like that when I’m single. And what kind of guys would I be meeting there? Farmers? It’s probably not a good idea for me. Also, I’m not exactly sure what the position is. It’s for Title I Reading, but that could mean many things. And it looks like the Title I teachers service elementary, middle, and high school in this district (they’re all in one big building), so I’m not sure what that would be like. I think I’m going to go to the interview and at least see what the job is. At the worst, it will just be good practice for interviews that matter. At this point, I really want to move further away, and I’m determined to get a job doing exactly what I want. Louisville is at the top of my list.