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It's been more than a month since my last post. Bad me. I dont even have an excuse this time. I could blame my sister (stupid, Disney Channel-watching...getting me all involved in silly teen dramadies that manage to hit all my shipper buttons... but seriously! Derek and Casey are the Canadian, teen versions of River and Jayne, only without the spaceships and guns and government conspiricies and age difference and crazy, mind-reading ability...but otherwise, it's so them, and I love the angst and competition and the hatred and loathing that's just waiting to tip over into undying love and unquenchable lust. It's a sickness... I know.) but really, it's my fault. I've just been so lazy lately. I keep occassionally working on projects, but mostly I just read fic and go to sleep.
I did get the job at the law firm. My job is to withdraw any forclosure sales that take place in Ohio. All 80 counties. Luckily I don't have to deal with Kentucky, though. More counties to deal with. Thanks, 80 is enough, and there are a couple up north that just make the process difficult. They're so persnickety! And it never ceases to amaze me how tiring it is to sit in front of a computer all day.
On the bright side, I get a regular paycheck--weekly, while still going through the staffing agency--and when/if they decide to hire me on full time, then I'll get paid bi-weekly. I'm saving up for an apartment. I already have the complex I hope to find a vacancy in picked out. It's the Tudor Court Apartments--although after reading some of the former resident reviews, maybe not. Perhaps the Roanoke would be the better choise, if they have an opening.
I did get the job at the law firm. My job is to withdraw any forclosure sales that take place in Ohio. All 80 counties. Luckily I don't have to deal with Kentucky, though. More counties to deal with. Thanks, 80 is enough, and there are a couple up north that just make the process difficult. They're so persnickety! And it never ceases to amaze me how tiring it is to sit in front of a computer all day.
On the bright side, I get a regular paycheck--weekly, while still going through the staffing agency--and when/if they decide to hire me on full time, then I'll get paid bi-weekly. I'm saving up for an apartment. I already have the complex I hope to find a vacancy in picked out. It's the Tudor Court Apartments--although after reading some of the former resident reviews, maybe not. Perhaps the Roanoke would be the better choise, if they have an opening.