Quick check-in
It's been a really busy week.
I lapsed on Atkins last weekend, so I was suffering on Monday and Tuesday. Drinking the first Dr Pepper's in a year on Sunday probably didn't help. I think that in the future I'll be very very careful about adding carbs back into my diet. For now I'm sticking with low carb.
Yesterday, I turned in my two week notice at NCsoft. My last day will be Feb 18.
I'll be going to work for Trion, making a billing system. I start on Feb 23, so I have a 4 day weekend before I start. I'm really really excited about it.
This afternoon, while attempting to purchase a book to help prepare for said new employment, I discovered that someone had changed the address on my Discover card. I do not and have never previously lived in South Carolina. Some digging with the phone reps at Discover showed that it was changed via the phone on Jan 29. No suspicious charges have been made, and they did not request a new card. Still, my Discover card is no more, and a new card with a new account number is on its way.
I then had to check all my other credit cards and pull credit reports to make sure nothing had happened. Nothing had, but I still got my blood pressure up. This was the first time someone's compromised one of my accounts, so I probably over-reacted.
I lapsed on Atkins last weekend, so I was suffering on Monday and Tuesday. Drinking the first Dr Pepper's in a year on Sunday probably didn't help. I think that in the future I'll be very very careful about adding carbs back into my diet. For now I'm sticking with low carb.
Yesterday, I turned in my two week notice at NCsoft. My last day will be Feb 18.
I'll be going to work for Trion, making a billing system. I start on Feb 23, so I have a 4 day weekend before I start. I'm really really excited about it.
This afternoon, while attempting to purchase a book to help prepare for said new employment, I discovered that someone had changed the address on my Discover card. I do not and have never previously lived in South Carolina. Some digging with the phone reps at Discover showed that it was changed via the phone on Jan 29. No suspicious charges have been made, and they did not request a new card. Still, my Discover card is no more, and a new card with a new account number is on its way.
I then had to check all my other credit cards and pull credit reports to make sure nothing had happened. Nothing had, but I still got my blood pressure up. This was the first time someone's compromised one of my accounts, so I probably over-reacted.