well, it's june. that means it's time for this gemini to get serious.

i have to pay rent today.
that reminds me that i need to start bringing money in within the next two months.
so it's time to get serious on the job hunt.
that means getting my resume shined up and into a format i can email.
that means downloading office software.
downloading things means getting proper security on my computer.


so that's today's task, setting up AVG and open office and learning how to run them. thanks to those who pointed me in the proper direction.

i hope to, by the end of the week, find a site where i can practice/research/buff up my excel and powerpoint knowledge so i can walk into a temp recruiter and pass all their tests. any little bit extra helps.


p.s. this entry won first place in the amber awards for "driest/most robotic/ shares no info that anyone needs."

silenced: a film about abortion clinic volunteers.

(on the repost wagon with bethany...)

Silenced depicts the grim reality for those who work and volunteer -- at abortion clinics. Made by an anonymous filmmaker, Silence was first screened at the Womens Medical Fund Spring Reception on May 21, 2009. The event honored abortion clinic escorts in Southeastern Pennsylvania.

The Women's Medical Fund (WMF) believes that without access to abortion services, the right to choose is meaningless. WMF provides direct financial assistance and other support to low-income women and girls in Southeastern Pennsylvania who wish to terminate a pregnancy but cannot afford a safe, legal abortion. In the state of Pennsylvania, Medicaid (health insurance for low-income people) generally does not pay for abortion. It may be shocking, but sometimes as little as $25 stands between a woman and her ability to exercise her right to choose.

To learn more about Womens Medical Fund, and the ways in which we are working to ensure access to legal health care for all women, visit us on the web: www.womensmedicalfund.org.