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so- it looks like i am moving to atlanta...with a job! :D
i start on august 1st so its crazy, really. basically i interviewed with- 10 ppl over a few hours and while it was so stressful and just a bizarre process, they called the next day and offered me the job. i liked the people and while i DO have to take my nose-ring out during working hours (lame), its a concession i am willing to make. i will be in charge of establishing a co-op/internship program in kennesaw's humanities school. its sort of cool because i really do believe in the co-op/internship ~experience~ and because nobody is currently doing this, i have free range of HOW i want to get this done. i have my own ~office~ and everything. ive never had an office so i can pick my nose in it and pass gas (not that i do that) as much as i want.
i semi started to look for apartments and theyre fairly cheap- compared to dc. i have to worry about getting all mah stuff done in a short time though - which is sortof daunting.
it is also daunting because i have zero money- i'll have to sell stock/tap into my "real" savings that my parents started for me. i'll need money for a safety deposit, firstmonth rent, moving expenses, car repair, and a little to get started.
i'm hoping i can do this without my parents bitching too much.
with my cobra medical insurance being DONE, i basically got some crap plan called "unicare" that i am enrolled in. the thing with this plan is, my prescription drugs for "depression/anxiety" are NOT covered- i have to somehow MAYBE ask my parents to help with this- it will be super tight to swing as i am on three meds and the total will easily be over 300 (which was a lot when i was working- its even MORE now that i am not). i stopped taking one of them and would like to really get back on it. i dont know how to ~explain~ this to my parents though? i mean, id like to think they would help me but its just that the lecture that would come along with it along with the feelings of being a loser that cant pay for her own drugs would suck.
i seriously hate insurance companies and how they can do this sort of thing to people. i need that medication and its super dangerous of i just STOPPED taking one of them- what do people do?
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so- it looks like i am moving to atlanta...with a job! :D
i start on august 1st so its crazy, really. basically i interviewed with- 10 ppl over a few hours and while it was so stressful and just a bizarre process, they called the next day and offered me the job. i liked the people and while i DO have to take my nose-ring out during working hours (lame), its a concession i am willing to make. i will be in charge of establishing a co-op/internship program in kennesaw's humanities school. its sort of cool because i really do believe in the co-op/internship ~experience~ and because nobody is currently doing this, i have free range of HOW i want to get this done. i have my own ~office~ and everything. ive never had an office so i can pick my nose in it and pass gas (not that i do that) as much as i want.
i semi started to look for apartments and theyre fairly cheap- compared to dc. i have to worry about getting all mah stuff done in a short time though - which is sortof daunting.
it is also daunting because i have zero money- i'll have to sell stock/tap into my "real" savings that my parents started for me. i'll need money for a safety deposit, firstmonth rent, moving expenses, car repair, and a little to get started.
i'm hoping i can do this without my parents bitching too much.
with my cobra medical insurance being DONE, i basically got some crap plan called "unicare" that i am enrolled in. the thing with this plan is, my prescription drugs for "depression/anxiety" are NOT covered- i have to somehow MAYBE ask my parents to help with this- it will be super tight to swing as i am on three meds and the total will easily be over 300 (which was a lot when i was working- its even MORE now that i am not). i stopped taking one of them and would like to really get back on it. i dont know how to ~explain~ this to my parents though? i mean, id like to think they would help me but its just that the lecture that would come along with it along with the feelings of being a loser that cant pay for her own drugs would suck.
i seriously hate insurance companies and how they can do this sort of thing to people. i need that medication and its super dangerous of i just STOPPED taking one of them- what do people do?