It's all about Supernatural...
Jun. 23rd, 2008 07:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
growyourwingsA week ago I was in a class at work. The warm-up introductions were for us to introduce ourselves and tell everyone what our ideal job would be.
I said my "default" perfect job would be to run a bed and breakfast in someplace like Ashland, Oregon (which runs a Shakespeare Festival which I'm addicted to) or Sitka (an art-based community on the Oregon Coast.)
HOWEVER--I told everyone that for the past 2 years and for the next 1-2 years, my ideal job would be to be a PA on the set of a little known TV show. One that most people have never heard of. Of course, I got the "which show is that?" question. And of course all the huh? and blank looks when I told them the show's name and more blank looks when I said it's on The CW.
But today I had someone come up to me a work. She'd been in the class. She started asking questions about Show. I explained a little about it and mentioned I have DVDs if she's interested. Unfortunately I was running late to a meeting so I couldn't go in for the kill and get her to borrow my DVDs. But perhaps she'll think about. I think she was intrigued by the fact that a stable, responsible, rather straight-laced (hee--little does she know!) professional woman spends money on traveling to conventions that cover ONLY this show.
I said my "default" perfect job would be to run a bed and breakfast in someplace like Ashland, Oregon (which runs a Shakespeare Festival which I'm addicted to) or Sitka (an art-based community on the Oregon Coast.)
HOWEVER--I told everyone that for the past 2 years and for the next 1-2 years, my ideal job would be to be a PA on the set of a little known TV show. One that most people have never heard of. Of course, I got the "which show is that?" question. And of course all the huh? and blank looks when I told them the show's name and more blank looks when I said it's on The CW.
But today I had someone come up to me a work. She'd been in the class. She started asking questions about Show. I explained a little about it and mentioned I have DVDs if she's interested. Unfortunately I was running late to a meeting so I couldn't go in for the kill and get her to borrow my DVDs. But perhaps she'll think about. I think she was intrigued by the fact that a stable, responsible, rather straight-laced (hee--little does she know!) professional woman spends money on traveling to conventions that cover ONLY this show.
