I was so hoping to turn down the job I interviewed for in San Francisco. Instead they had the nerve to reject me first. How rude.
It actually works pretty well, because I had already decided that I wanted to focus on building my piano studio again, teaching lessons, doing various gigs, accompanying, and doing freelance graphic design. So what may seem like a consolation prize is much more in line with what I'd love doing anyway. This plan will take a heck of a lot more work, but it'll be a lot more fulfilling.
I'm inclined to call this company at which I interviewed and decline their rejection because I'm pulling myself from the running.
| August 1, 2005 10:08am | 
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I've been reading your blog for a couple of months now. When I read this post, I thought good for you! A new start deserves a complete overhaul - including work options. I'm happy that you chose to follow your heart instead of dropping into the corporate world.
I also think you'll be soooo much happier in the Bay Area instead of Homer. I grew up in the north bay and mover to Homer nine years ago. I am also 1 of the thousands ("isn't everone an artist here?") of artists in Homer. My observation: Homer is where artists come to die.
I will be moving back to Nor. Cal. in Spring.
Anyway, much luck to you and I hope you thrive in the land o' diversity!
that's right, I'm anonymous | August 1, 2005 11:30AM
Wow "anonymous" what a great comment. This really is a great move for me. I hope your move next spring goes well for you.
Damon | August 1, 2005 12:15PM