"the teen wolves are coming from inside the house!"
Happy Sunday, internet. Work starts again tomorrow. I'm sorry to be the bearer of that bad news :(
It's a short week for me, though! Three work days and then IT'S TIME FOR DRAGON*CON!!! OH MAN!!! I feel like it was just last week that I was looking at my countdown app and despairing that it was still sixty days away, but, Jesus, LESS THAN A WEEK NOW. Oh god. I have so much to do still D:
I'm making some headway on that, at least. I'm at brilligspoons' house to do some laundry (our dryer is broken again) and do some stuff for my cerebro hat. After this, I just need to pack and clean my room. I really need to make a packing list, probably.
So, let's break it down:
That's doable! Right? Right. Right.
Right. Aaaahhhhhhhhh D:
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So, here's the scoop--I've applied for a job in my field. Which is great. And I'm excited about the possibility. I got an interview, which is even more great, despite the encroaching guilt (I don't want to disappoint my bosses, I don't want to leave my workplace in a lurch, I love my co-workers even if I hate my job, what if this job is worse than my current job despite being in my field, also I'm afraid of change, etc).
I'm not super great at being a grown-up, though? To the surprise of no one. So here's my question. Should I tell my current boss that I have an interview somewhere else? I've mentioned it to Doug (and to Margaret, obviously), but I've not said anything to my boss. Now I have an interview and they want professional references and I know my boss would give me a good reference but I guess I'm still unsure what the procedure is with this.
Ugh. Adulthood!
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Okay. I'm going to focus on writing until my laundry is done. And watching Rifftrax. And maybe I'll answer comments while I have the time.
It's a short week for me, though! Three work days and then IT'S TIME FOR DRAGON*CON!!! OH MAN!!! I feel like it was just last week that I was looking at my countdown app and despairing that it was still sixty days away, but, Jesus, LESS THAN A WEEK NOW. Oh god. I have so much to do still D:
I'm making some headway on that, at least. I'm at brilligspoons' house to do some laundry (our dryer is broken again) and do some stuff for my cerebro hat. After this, I just need to pack and clean my room. I really need to make a packing list, probably.
So, let's break it down:
- Spray paint thingys for the hat
- Go to Michael's and get plastic lacing and coating for the inside
- Put hat together
- Clean room
- Decide what normal clothes I want to bring
- Try on all parts of all three of my costumes to make sure everything fits
- Make packing list
- Pack
- Print and fill out job application
- Take out cash
- Email XMFC meet-up group with phone number for contact
- Get numbers/Twitter handles of everyone I'm planning hanging out with
- Fill out rent check and checks for bills
- Leave spare car key for Margaret
- Finish "wire" fic
- Get mom a birthday card
That's doable! Right? Right. Right.
Right. Aaaahhhhhhhhh D:
***
So, here's the scoop--I've applied for a job in my field. Which is great. And I'm excited about the possibility. I got an interview, which is even more great, despite the encroaching guilt (I don't want to disappoint my bosses, I don't want to leave my workplace in a lurch, I love my co-workers even if I hate my job, what if this job is worse than my current job despite being in my field, also I'm afraid of change, etc).
I'm not super great at being a grown-up, though? To the surprise of no one. So here's my question. Should I tell my current boss that I have an interview somewhere else? I've mentioned it to Doug (and to Margaret, obviously), but I've not said anything to my boss. Now I have an interview and they want professional references and I know my boss would give me a good reference but I guess I'm still unsure what the procedure is with this.
Ugh. Adulthood!
***
Okay. I'm going to focus on writing until my laundry is done. And watching Rifftrax. And maybe I'll answer comments while I have the time.