The Roller Coaster

Of life.
Sorry, I haven't been on a real roller coaster.
I go up and then I come down. I looked at apartments on Friday and Saturday and whittled it down to one place. The roommates were ultra nice and we got on really well. I spent the afternoon and evening with them. But after a little prayer realized that was not where I was supposed to move. So back to the drawing board.
I have had a couple job interviews in the last few days. I have sent out dozens of applications. Lots of work, few results. I think its a percentage thing. Pretty much, right now, its a waiting game. That's a game I am not good at. When I want to do something, I want to do it now. Oh well. That's life, right? I had a really good interview and I hope that I get called for more from that district and then that one of the principles actually wants to hire me. If not, I still have my application in at another district. But that one is not as personable.
Up and down, up and down. Life is just like that. But are we ready to get off the roller coaster yet? Even though we know that staying on may cause . . . unpleasantness? I think not.