I managed to get everything finished on Friday afternoon that I needed to. I was worried that I was going to have to stay late… on a Friday! Our incompetent manager called a meeting last week to discuss some workflow issues. I fired back on a few issues. I recognize that my anger towards him keeps me from being completely rational on the subject and I was glad to see other co-workers engaging. Also, we’ve decided to meet independently without I.M. so that we can get our work done. Fascinating stuff there, I’m sure.
My new vow is to allot a bit of time each week to job search and as a result I have my first interview this afternoon. I’ve been told I interview well. I don’t see it but I’ve chosen not to examine it too closely. If something works, leave it alone. (Send good vibes my way though I'm feeling a bit ooky about the whole thing. It could be all this coffee I'm drinking though.)
I leave for NYC early on Wednesday morning. I haven’t been away from my family for an entire night since E arrived. It was exciting to think about at first but now I’m getting all misty. It’s a bit pathetic really. There’s been no research done on what’s happening up there but I’m staying near the West Village so I may just wander about. I wonder if I can find some nice gay couple to let me rent their baby for a few minutes. I am the picture of masculinity, no?
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5 comments:
I know how you feel on leaving behind the family - Jo goes away every couple of months for a weekend, but i prefer to stay home - the thought of leaving this lot for long isn't nice :)
Will cross fingers for this afternoon - good luck :D
I always ace the interview process as well. The real problem is actually GETTING the interview! Once I have that, I usually can tell whether I'm in or not. Good Luck!
I wish you all the best, Brian! My thoughts are with you!
Who cares about standard pictures? Do you?... :-)
No, we're not moving to New York. I'm just going up for a work trip.
E has not been pinching or hitting! He is learning how to climb on things though which is pretty nerve-wracking.
Aaaw Mark, you know it's true.
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