progress, sort of
Carlos came over this morning to collect P's bumper and check. It was way too cold to stand around yakking so we didn't.
Dropped by the H&R Block Foxchase office, which got a makeover in the offseason and now looks very nice, with new cube walls and a waiting area with a new flat-screen TV hanging off the wall. Very spiffy. Good news is that I might start working this week since they need to move a bunch of boxes out of the back room and into archive storage, less good news is that I probably won't be able to log any CSP hours until the 25th. On the other hand, CSP training will happen on Sunday for eight hours, which will be a Good Thing. Speaking of the CSP gig, there's a possibility that I might wind up working days at Foxchase since nobody has heard from the gal who was doing that last year. I have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, it sure would be nice working a somewhat normal 40-hour week, but on the other hand I'd like to keep days open for possible substitute assignments, which frankly pay a lot better and also provide a possible career track that isn't immediately obvious at H&R Block. We'll see how it all works out, I guess.
Dropped by the H&R Block Foxchase office, which got a makeover in the offseason and now looks very nice, with new cube walls and a waiting area with a new flat-screen TV hanging off the wall. Very spiffy. Good news is that I might start working this week since they need to move a bunch of boxes out of the back room and into archive storage, less good news is that I probably won't be able to log any CSP hours until the 25th. On the other hand, CSP training will happen on Sunday for eight hours, which will be a Good Thing. Speaking of the CSP gig, there's a possibility that I might wind up working days at Foxchase since nobody has heard from the gal who was doing that last year. I have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, it sure would be nice working a somewhat normal 40-hour week, but on the other hand I'd like to keep days open for possible substitute assignments, which frankly pay a lot better and also provide a possible career track that isn't immediately obvious at H&R Block. We'll see how it all works out, I guess.