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I decided I should update my journal for a few reasons. 1) Jenna keeps bitching that no one updates anymore. 2) Last time I updated I still worked at Brandeis and lived in Boston. Neither of those are true anymore.
So here goes. In mid-September I quit my job at Brandeis and two days later Doug and I moved to NY. There were various reasons for both my quitting and us moving which I won't bore you with here. Basically it was the right thing to do for both of us. So we did it. And so far it has worked out very well.
Right now we are living with my parents in Westchester; which isn't as bad as it sounds. We have the whole basement to ourselves and obviously it's much cheaper than renting and by cheaper I mean free. Still, I am looking forward to moving out.
I got a transfer within Aramark and am currently working at The Julliard School in Lincoln Center. I've been working there about a month now and it's going well so far. I am the Food Production Manager which is good. I like it a lot better than Catering. The managers are pretty cool and the employees are good. The students are a bit high-maintenance, but in my experience, all college-aged students are high-maintenance. My commute isn't that great, it's about an hour door-to-door which includes a 30-minute commuter train ride and two subways. Since I've started taking the train I've developed a severe addiction to gossip magazines. I am currently seeking treatment for this terrible affliction. I still can't believe Ryan and Reese broke up! Thank god Britney and K-Fed are finished. What the hell was she thinking anyway? You see? I have a serious problem.
Right now I am looking forward to Thanksgiving, I am sad that the Jets lost, and even sadder that I can't watch Lost until February. Stupid Lost people taking too long to make Lost. It better be freaking amazing when it comes back in Feb. Although I probably won't care as much since 24 and American Idol will be back. I want to go see the floats for the Thanksgiving Day Parade get inflated on Wednesday, but no one will go with me. Jerks!
Ok that's enough for now, I wouldn't want to overwhelm you with the excitement that is my life.
So here goes. In mid-September I quit my job at Brandeis and two days later Doug and I moved to NY. There were various reasons for both my quitting and us moving which I won't bore you with here. Basically it was the right thing to do for both of us. So we did it. And so far it has worked out very well.
Right now we are living with my parents in Westchester; which isn't as bad as it sounds. We have the whole basement to ourselves and obviously it's much cheaper than renting and by cheaper I mean free. Still, I am looking forward to moving out.
I got a transfer within Aramark and am currently working at The Julliard School in Lincoln Center. I've been working there about a month now and it's going well so far. I am the Food Production Manager which is good. I like it a lot better than Catering. The managers are pretty cool and the employees are good. The students are a bit high-maintenance, but in my experience, all college-aged students are high-maintenance. My commute isn't that great, it's about an hour door-to-door which includes a 30-minute commuter train ride and two subways. Since I've started taking the train I've developed a severe addiction to gossip magazines. I am currently seeking treatment for this terrible affliction. I still can't believe Ryan and Reese broke up! Thank god Britney and K-Fed are finished. What the hell was she thinking anyway? You see? I have a serious problem.
Right now I am looking forward to Thanksgiving, I am sad that the Jets lost, and even sadder that I can't watch Lost until February. Stupid Lost people taking too long to make Lost. It better be freaking amazing when it comes back in Feb. Although I probably won't care as much since 24 and American Idol will be back. I want to go see the floats for the Thanksgiving Day Parade get inflated on Wednesday, but no one will go with me. Jerks!
Ok that's enough for now, I wouldn't want to overwhelm you with the excitement that is my life.