Well, I'm at that time of the semester when I am looking for a summer job. I need money to pay for school now more than ever, and I need a job that I can get right to work doing as soon as chorale tour is over.
Ideas in my head...
I really want to do something with music. I can perform in shows somewhere at night if I can get to auditions and get on the cast. I can work at a music store. I can teach private lessons if someone wants them just for the summer.
I could go with camps...maybe a music camp? I wish...I'm having a hard time finding such a thing. Especially for a vocalist and that isn't a "band" camp. Maybe just a regular church camp. Eh...last summer didn't work out so well, and I need something a little more reliable, and that might suit me better.
I could do lifeguarding again. It is probably too late to be a manager again, but it is better than nothing.
I could do food...it is DEFINITELY not my thing, but it is better than nothing. I haven't yet tried being a waiter, and I think that could be interesting. Fast food would be my last choice.
I've never worked in a store before. But I can't think of any store that suits me besides a music store or maybe a technology store like the Apple store or Best Buy.
I feel like a high schooler just looking for some money...I've almost completed my third year of college, and I can't think of anything that would give me good wages that has to do with music. Is this what it is going to be like after I graduate?
Maybe I'm not thinking hard enough. I need ideas. Maybe someone knows someone who would be willing to hire me for the summer. Maybe someone knows of a job opening that would be perfect for me. If it is away from Houston, I'd need housing, though.
I spent last summer away from home. It's going to be hard going back.
Bible students are getting internships all over the place. Am I in the right major?
What's going to happen this summer?
If you go home, there's no room and board cost. What's so hard about that? Apply for jobs online NOW close to your hometown and see what happens. You can probably find music stores and restaurants that way. If there's no website for smaller businesses, you can always call them up.
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