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The job front is looking good for the summer. One of our part timers who is regularly late got suspended last week and found a new job so he quit, which means Roche's is going to have hours for me. In addition, we have a new full-timer who just moved to Franklin. She's about my age and we've talked about carpooling when we have similar hours which will save us both a ton on gas.
I've done the math and I'm pretty sure that if I work 32 hours a week this summer I can make it through without having to pick up a second job. Having three days off a week would be great if I want to make plans (which so far almost don't exist) and to be sure I actually put time into the job search and sending in out applications, maybe starting up my grad school application again.
In other news I slept through a call from one of the schools this morning. Oops. Hopefully I don't manage that one again. I also might have a quick tutoring job popping up for the next few weeks.
Prepping for summer, anyone have any good beach books to suggest? Something long in the history/fantasy genre? Anything good really?