Sock tans

I'm on the job hunt because my COVID-19 job is only funded until the end of June. I've applied to a few, I have an interview on Thursday that I really hope goes well because it's my top pick

I'm going to run later today. 

Well, I didn't run yesterday like I said I would... but I ran today and that's a start. 

I can feel my hypomania going away... noooo

I have two job interviews tomorrow, which I'm both stoked for and secretly dreading... I hate interviewing but I want a job so see my dilemma? Jk jk

My current job just switched up what we're doing, now one of our projects is to go door to door in lower vaccinated communities to previously selected (randomly selected) houses and try to get people to take a survey about vaccine attitudes. We're trying to get a feel for reasons why people aren't getting vaccinated. Anyways so we'll be driving to Davis county, Utah county and Tooele county for this. Today was day 1/a practice round just in some neighborhoods here in Salt Lake. I have to say, this feels very reminiscent of my mission... lol

Today was a busy day. By the time I was ready and able to go running, and wanting to for a change, it was dark. Normally if I was at my parents house I'd go anyways, but I don't trust this neighborhood as much. It's unfamiliar to me and feels less safe. So I opted not to go.

I accepted a job offer tonight, so that's exciting. I'm hoping to stay with this company for at least a year, I seem to have difficulty staying in a job (as is common for those with bipolar disorder. I can't explain why, it's got to do with the impulsivity that comes from the disorder. One day you wake up deciding you hate your job and/or wanting to try something new, and up and quit. It's really not good and it's something I need to not do. I'm proud of myself though for sticking with my current job for almost 7 months. And I'm only quitting because I'll be out of work soon anyways).