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Still living at Debs House. We'll be leaving on August 18 or thereabouts.
The job is going great. I got a vote of confidence from one of my coworkers who I filled in for for the first month I got in. She said that as far as she can see, I come to work every day on time, do a good job, and I don't disappear for a long time, so I should have no problem getting a permanent position. Unfortunately (or fortunately for me) another temp may not get a permanent position because he's a cocky kid, bragging about probation at times, complains about crap a lot, and doesn't really do a very good job anyway; he reminds me of a lot of kids I went to high school with.
Also, I got the high score on Ms. Pacman in Mott Children's Hospital last night. It's an original tabletop unit from like 1981. I never liked any Pacman games until I realized how easy it was to play it with a joystick.
Jen's job is going well, too. She's been picking up some extra midnight shifts, working doubles. I know it's gotta be hell.
The job is going great. I got a vote of confidence from one of my coworkers who I filled in for for the first month I got in. She said that as far as she can see, I come to work every day on time, do a good job, and I don't disappear for a long time, so I should have no problem getting a permanent position. Unfortunately (or fortunately for me) another temp may not get a permanent position because he's a cocky kid, bragging about probation at times, complains about crap a lot, and doesn't really do a very good job anyway; he reminds me of a lot of kids I went to high school with.
Also, I got the high score on Ms. Pacman in Mott Children's Hospital last night. It's an original tabletop unit from like 1981. I never liked any Pacman games until I realized how easy it was to play it with a joystick.
Jen's job is going well, too. She's been picking up some extra midnight shifts, working doubles. I know it's gotta be hell.