ahh life, you enjoy laughing at me, don't you?

So I'm back at the job hunt. We're hoping (ideally) to find me something full-time that will either pay really well, or manage to keep hours that will still allow me to do theatre. On Thursday, I turned in an application to be a dance instructor at the local Arthur Murray Dance Studio, it would mean working nights, however would put me on a schedule similar to Adam's and it would be dancing! Tomorrow I have an interview to be a customer service rep at the Netflix call center, which would be soul-numbing and could be any schedule (the call center is 24/7), but would pay really well. On Tuesday, I have an interview to do front desk/sales at Hand and Stone Massage, I have no idea what that one involves via pay or hours, but it sounded interesting and is really close to home. I've also just sent out a resume to one of Adam's customers who is hiring a data entry/dispatch/receptionist for his gas shipping company, which would be great pay and 10-6.
Today was the end of our second weekend of the show. Our audiences have definitely been smaller than any of us would like, but that hasn't stopped us from having good performances. On Thursday we participated in the National Free Day of Theatre, an effort to get people who can't afford or just wouldn't normally see a play. That also means they have no theatre etiquette, demonstrated by one man taking very loud pictures, and then falling asleep and snoring, and another woman's cell phone going off: a very loud rendition of Aretha Franklin's RESPECT. Awesome.