This is meant to be as close to a daily blog as possible. Somedays It'll just be a photo, others a note, and hopefully more often than not an actual post.
About me
I'm a mid twenty something woman living in New England with my two dogs. I graduated college in 2008, and by then the economy was tanking. It was not a good time to enter the adult world. I was originally going to Vet school, but developed severe animal allergies. After 7 months of allergy shots, that affected my liver and actually made my symptoms much worse, i had to give up that dream. Now I'm just trying to find a steady job. I had major reconstructive knee surgery in November of 2011, so I'm still healing.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
My Path in Pictures: First week of work. Done!
My Path in Pictures: First week of work. Done!: Wow. That was a long week! I've been trying to find work for a long time. I've had a few 1-4 day jobs through some temp agencies, not noth...
First week of work. Done!
Wow. That was a long week! I've been trying to find work for a long time. I've had a few 1-4 day jobs through some temp agencies, not nothing of any real note. This job is meant to be several weeks long. It's just processing rebates, but it's a bit above minimum wage, I can wear jeans, and every one is nice. Unfortunaelt, I have an ear infection. It was bothering me all week, but I refused to take time off to see a doctor. I went to the walk in this morning. Not the best way to start a weekend.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Another day on the job
Honestly, I didn't think that entering rebates would be stressful and so full of expectation. It's only my third day, and I was told I needed to pick up the pace.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Monday, October 22, 2012
My Path in Pictures: A new job
My Path in Pictures: A new job: I started a new job today. I've been hardcore job hunting for over six months now. I thought moving out of a rural/suburban area would inc...
A new job
I started a new job today. I've been hardcore job hunting for over six months now. I thought moving out of a rural/suburban area would increase my chances of employment. I was wrong. I'm signed up with 12 temp agencies, and apply to jobs on line. Each and every weekday I'll check the new postings for jobs that I have any chance of getting. About every three weeks I'd get an interview. The job I have no is basic, repetitve, data entry. It's still a job, and may last a few weeks. Just in time for businesses to put the freeze on hiring until after the holidays. Lame.
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