Well, I have to make a correction to yesterdays post. Today, I was fired. I am no longer a librarian. The scariest part is how incredibly relieved I am. I am decidedly terrified of talking with my family & all that good stuff, and distinctly leery about money issues, but I really feel like throwing a party because I no longer have to go in to work there.
What does this say about the past 3 years of my life? That I have been unusually miserable and did not realize it because I had lots of books to read?
Yup.
Oh well. Now to get on with my life, which I will do tomorrow when I go online & deal with all sorts of resume crap. But that can wait until tomorrow. Today, I need to call my parents. Ugh.
1 other correction - I have watched the sunrise with people I care about, and that includes my parents, sister, exmi, old room mates, & several really good friends. However, most of those times included early morning walks, leaving the gym so we could rush home to get cleaned up for work, and driving early morning. THAT DOES NOT COUNT! :-)=
Well, I'm not sure if I should say congratulations or sorry...
ReplyDeleteBut I know how you feel... The releif is great. But a little scary.
What about that interview you went on a few months ago for that job in NC? That still a possibility?
If a job is making you miserable, leave it. I left my last one. I was incredibly unhappy at it. They took me for granted and treated me from day one like an outsider.
ReplyDeleteI even had several good friends and a lot of former co-workers working there, but that wasn't enough for me to like it.
Good luck at finding something.
Well, you're back to being unemployed with me. I feel a bond.
ReplyDeleteI understand about relief. I quit a crappy job and was relived not to go back, even though I'm in debt now and on occasion that crappy paycheck would look good now.
Still, this leaves us open to bigger and better things. Chin up, things will work out. I'm having faith for both you and me.
It's hard being out of work, I know, but it's just as hard having a job you're unhappy in.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with finding something new :-)