Independance Day
Today the US celebrates it’s separation from the Empire that founded it. One day, I hope my country does the same.
So, the Interview thing, then. Wednesday afternoon I got an email saying that the people who I applied to would like to interview me, and would tomorrow be okay. This was interesting. I’ve never had an interview with more than 24hrs notice ever, so that was less of a problem. Casting Summon Parental Bail-out so I had enough cash to get to London for it was annoying, though. Monday morning I wandered down to London, found the place, met ccooke for breakfast in King’s Cross station, wandered over and was interviewed for an hour or so. The company looks great, it’s doing something I’m really interested in, and I think I did quite well. Even if I don’t get the job I’m going to watch them very carefully, and when they go public with it I’ll be the first in line to get involved.
Beyond that, shtum, since if they aren’t saying anything, I’m not going to either.
I _do_ hope I get it though. They were interested in Aqcom and Epistula (And ESF, which is spooky) and I got to rationalise the theroy behind ESF, which was interesting and something I’ll probably write up some point soon, because the artists currently known as The Necho Project are falling down the same holes that led from RSS to ESF.
Today, however, I tripped over Silence of the Lambs: The Musical, which is just weird
- 2003-07-04 19:13:15
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- By Aquarion
- From Catrion Towers, Reading
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Pingter:
I’ve got my fingers crossed for you. Not much else I can do with that hand anyway ;-)
Kimmi:
I also have my fingers crossed – best of luck to you :) hug
ben:
good luck bro
Sean:
’...something I’ll probably write up some point soon, because the artists currently known as The Necho Project are falling down the same holes that led from RSS to ESF.’
That would probably be a good thing. I don’t see ESF as being a replacement for RSS, and I certainly don’t see a great deal of overlap in uses of Necho and ESF. Elaboration would be appreciated.
Marco:
If they’re interested in AqCom, Epistula and ESF, presumably they read the journal here, so maybe it’s not such a good idea to post this in public, but still!...
... who do we need to blackmail to get you the job? ;-)
Marco:
... in case you don’t want to get it yourself, by means of your own talents, I mean.
I have a real way with words, don’t I?
lonecat:
I have just listened to Silence the Musical.
I am now very disturbed.
AdrianO:
Brain…broken… jaw…slack…
Before my vocabulary finally collapses under the weight of its own terror I would just like to point out that Aquarion is a very, very, very bad man.
Burningbird:
I have faith in ye, you’ll land this job. Become rich and famous and then sneer at all of us who remembered you way back when.
ben:
yeah, dont orget your roots man…