Well, isn't this a fine kettle of fish...

[snapdragon76]

*looks at the time* No, you're not mistaken. I'm home as opposed to work. Why you ask? Well, I was basically laid off.

There wasn't any problem with my work. In fact, it may be the opposite problem. It seems my boss had thought the things he'd have me do were a lot and when I did them in less time than he thought it would take... well I kinda worked myself out of employment. Which is odd when you think about it. The timing could've been a whole lot better what with the possibility of moving and stuff. I'm going to try and reapply at the bookstores and see what happens then. In the meantime, we'll have to cut down on incidentals like eating out and ice cream (that one was mostly for mom). I won't cut out on my manga unless I absolutely have too. Even then, I'll try and space it out a little. That's how bad my addiction is. It's a little sad, actually...

So now my goal for the day is to go through some more crap that we don't need so it'll be less stuff to move.

Comments

[soleta-nf.livejournal.com]

I'm so sorry you were laid off. :( That's one hell of a compliment, though, and a great thing to say in an interview! You got some great experience and a great reference, and you will find something else soon! You are right that this is perfect timing for you to focus your energy on moving now. :)

[snapdragon76.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I know. It's still a bit surreal, but I do plan on using the experience for the future.

Actually I was thinking the timing was pretty bad since I needed the extra money to help with the rent, but yes. I could use the extra time to concentrate on the moving aspect. When I picked up the application yesterday, the girl said they're going to be looking to hiring for the holidays.

*crosses her fingers*

[soleta-nf.livejournal.com]

There should be lots of places hiring for the holidays. Just be sure to start pounding the pavement and get those resumes out there. Good luck!