The Detroit/Chicago trip is on
I found a pet sitter. Mom booked my flights. I reserved a long-term parking space. Now all I need is to get there.
The couple of days before Wednesday were a little hectic. I was studying for a phone interview and frantically cleaning the condo (remembering the pet sitter who thought my place wasn't clean enough). But I got everything done (even though I scrubbed the bathroom floor at 3 AM). Because of my illness, I have trouble motivating myself to do things and feel overwhelmed by them. However, slow and steady wins the race.
I bombed the interview. He asked me to describe something technical and I blew it. (I also don't think on my feet well given my illness. Agendas are my friend. That's part of the reason I spend a lot of time preparing for interviews.) Oh well.
I liked the pet sitter. My only concern is that he was trying too hard to make friends with Harlee, and she was growling. On the note that I'll leave him, I'll ask him to let the cats get used to him at their own pace.
The couple of days before Wednesday were a little hectic. I was studying for a phone interview and frantically cleaning the condo (remembering the pet sitter who thought my place wasn't clean enough). But I got everything done (even though I scrubbed the bathroom floor at 3 AM). Because of my illness, I have trouble motivating myself to do things and feel overwhelmed by them. However, slow and steady wins the race.
I bombed the interview. He asked me to describe something technical and I blew it. (I also don't think on my feet well given my illness. Agendas are my friend. That's part of the reason I spend a lot of time preparing for interviews.) Oh well.
I liked the pet sitter. My only concern is that he was trying too hard to make friends with Harlee, and she was growling. On the note that I'll leave him, I'll ask him to let the cats get used to him at their own pace.