Job Hunting

Job hunting as my Dad says is a job in itself. You must devote much of your time into search engines, networking, making phone calls, writing e-mails, giving blood samples, you get the picture. It's not a fun task but a necessary one. I have a job, but one that barely makes me paycheck to paycheck. It's also the type of job that you'r ready for the weekend by Monday afternoon. I know working in a museum or in exhibit design is what I want to do, and would be a job that I could look forward to and enjoy doing. Finding that job has turned out to be rather difficult. I've been graduated for about a year and a half now still working at the same place I was back in college going no where fast. I'm still unsure however if going back to school is the way to go. Is it worth it for me to go back and get my Masters? It is a question I have been pondering since my release into the wild from the safety of home that was college. I am in a massive heap of student loans, and the thought of adding more to that is mind bogeling. (Place suggestion here) So I have done everything, e-mails, website extraction, at least that's what I call it. I search through local museum websites, exhibit design company websites and search for cantact info and job availabity. Well I've applied to several jobs today, fingers crossed one will bite.