Interviews and Child-like Bliss

Being put on the spot has always been one of my downfalls. I feel the embarrassment of being pin-pointed and my face start to turn beat red. All of a sudden my thoughts start to go blank. Call it Social Anxiety if you will. Why do I bring this up? I had an interview yesterday! As much as I prepared by going over a few potential questions that may be asked, printing out my resume and credentials, and making myself look presentable... I couldn't help my heart fluttering at the very thought of being one-on-one with a potential opportunity (even though I REALLY want it). I have the personality, knowledge and experience to prove I am more than qualified for the position. When it comes to interviewing, my nerves go buck-wild! I've always been a shy person until my shell is cracked and then I can't shut up! The manager interviewing me was very down-to-earth, smart and seems to be a great potential boss. The rapport is had with her staff members during the initial tour was kind and caring in a professional way, much like the  great work family I'm coming from. Seeing to compassion made the nervousness ease. The facility was built much like one of our other sister facilities. Everything is brand-spankin' new with the set up for potential growth in the future. This facility intrigues me because I can learn and grow just like it will as the community grows.
I should know by Friday if I landed the position- crossing my fingers!

On another note, I visited my sister and my youngest baby nephew yesterday! Devon is getting so big! His little features have developed so much in the 3 months he has been on this Earth. He's my little chunky-monkey, pooka-butt. I was able to get alot of face time with him. I fed him, burped him, rocked him and held him. He was adorable! He's laughed, cooed and fussed. He's a good baby. I am looking forward to watching him when my sister has to return to work. Our visit was precious. I always love hanging out with my older sister, Lisa. Along with my mother, she has always been a very supportive, driving force behind me and my life decisions. They are my angels and two of my true best friends from birth.