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Well, just when I thought I had gone through enough for the next year or so, another moment of madness hits me right in the face.
Yesterday I went into work after waking up late but arriving on time.
I worked for about an hour or two, telling my friend that I could already tell that it was going to be a bad day.
Then my boss shows up at my cubicle, saying she needed to talk to me.
I immediately knew, and had it confirmed about 3 minutes later: I no longer have a job.
They are cutting costs, and all that jazz.
I'm pissed that the girl who doesn't now what she's doing and always screws everything up still has a job, especially since we all know that it's only because her family is friends with the boss.
Ah well. I will be fine.
The part that sucks is that I now can't go on pilgrimage this summer with my family, because I need to take summer classes in order to get the financial aid.
But I always try to find the positives:
1. I will now have more time to study, so my grades should go up.
2. Less stress, I hope. lol
3. I'll be home more, so the dog will pee on things less. lol
4. A former professor of mine says he knows of a summer clerkship that he'll find out about for me. That would be awesome.
What was it I was saying about 2009 in comparison to 2008? lol
Yesterday I went into work after waking up late but arriving on time.
I worked for about an hour or two, telling my friend that I could already tell that it was going to be a bad day.
Then my boss shows up at my cubicle, saying she needed to talk to me.
I immediately knew, and had it confirmed about 3 minutes later: I no longer have a job.
They are cutting costs, and all that jazz.
I'm pissed that the girl who doesn't now what she's doing and always screws everything up still has a job, especially since we all know that it's only because her family is friends with the boss.
Ah well. I will be fine.
The part that sucks is that I now can't go on pilgrimage this summer with my family, because I need to take summer classes in order to get the financial aid.
But I always try to find the positives:
1. I will now have more time to study, so my grades should go up.
2. Less stress, I hope. lol
3. I'll be home more, so the dog will pee on things less. lol
4. A former professor of mine says he knows of a summer clerkship that he'll find out about for me. That would be awesome.
What was it I was saying about 2009 in comparison to 2008? lol