I spent $100 last weekend on Chanel stuff and I totally love it... some things are just worth the outrageous prices you pay. I got the foundation (looks really good and it doesn't feel like you have anything on) and two lip glosses - Blizzard (when I'm feeling conservative) and Tickled Pink (it may look weird in the container and on the screen but it actually looks really really good when you put it on).

I haven't cared what I look like in 2 years because this job just makes you not care... no one is gonna see me everyday but these old folks. I'm trying to get back to the days when I spent an hour getting ready every morning so I could look good and I'm starting by replacing all my makeup. I need to toss out all the old stuff I had because I'm sure they're full of bacteria by now!

This interviewing is tough! I have never been rejected so many times in my life! I'm overqualified for some jobs (the huge business management co in Century City) and I'm underqualified for others (the video game co, the porn mag co, and the pineapple co). Most of those huge non-financial co jobs want someone who has done straight accounting and my business management skills are different. There is no question I need to get my CPA in order to really advance professionally. I have another interview on Friday, this time with a financial co in downtown LA. I miss downtown LA. My head hunter told me I'm definitely qualified for this job and to just handle this interview the way I handled the porn mag co interview because that lady told her she loved my personality but I just don't have enough experience. I think the job I was most depressed about being rejected for was the Century City business management co. I totally loved the atmosphere of the office building, etc. It's like a classier downtown LA.

Found a roommate... my current roommate and I want to get everything done ASAP so we don't have to worry about stuff but now the stupid mean manager is out of town until May 4th. My roommate is moving out April 30 and she wants her security deposit from this new person but the new person wants to make sure the manager approves her before she moves in so she won't have to deal with moving back out. I'm trying to hold on to this Korean dude who definitely wants the apartment just in case this girl changes her mind and I'm gonna feel so bad when I have to tell him, sorry you can't move in. I'd like to get that done ASAP so he's not waiting on this one apartment. Why must there always be a problem?? (-- George, on Seinfeld) story of my life.