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Life has normalized a bit. I cashed out my 401K, so I have money in the bank. And tomorrow I start a temp job at a piddly $15 an hour. But that will pay the bills so I don't have to use up all the 401K money. It's nice to be able to breath again, even if it does mean I'll be working phone support for the first time in my life. I somehow managed to avoid that before now.
But I'll be working with two of my friends from the Census, one of whom helped me get the job. That will be fun. And it will reduce the stress a tad.
Spring has finally sprung. This past winter was the longest, and hardest of my life. It was hard enough getting through the shit I went through, but the lack of sunlight just made it that much worse. It's one thing being jobless, but quite another when you're both jobless and housebound. At least going for a bike ride or walk in the park will help with the stress, but I didn't have those options. Nasty things, Utah winters.
But I'll be working with two of my friends from the Census, one of whom helped me get the job. That will be fun. And it will reduce the stress a tad.
Spring has finally sprung. This past winter was the longest, and hardest of my life. It was hard enough getting through the shit I went through, but the lack of sunlight just made it that much worse. It's one thing being jobless, but quite another when you're both jobless and housebound. At least going for a bike ride or walk in the park will help with the stress, but I didn't have those options. Nasty things, Utah winters.