Begin then Begin Again
Beginning #1:
The Write-a-thon officially began yesterday. I was on a train heading home to Ohio, thus could not post about it. I did get started on my revision process: read crits of the story I chose for this week and made notes. Tonight I’ll start attempting to fix some of the issues.
Beginning #2:
Back in March I was unfortunately laid off from my job that I loved, which was depressing. However, I was very aware that my being laid off was a financial issue only — my boss and co-workers liked me as much as I did them. In fact, since then I’ve been in contact via IM and such and my boss never lost an opportunity to say how much he missed me.
Recently there was a possible opening at the magazine, which I was made aware of, so I made it known that I was definitely interested in being considered for it. Last week I talked with the Managing Editor and Editor-in-chief about the details of the position and they offered and I accepted. So when I return from visiting family I’ll start back at Laptop (this time in Editorial, not the web team).
I cannot convey how super-excited I am about this. I’m in a state of mild shock, because this is one of the best possible outcomes. Not only do I get to go back to a workplace I love, but I didn’t have to go through the job-hunting process again, which I hate. A lot. Plus, heathcare. Oh how I’ve missed you, healthcare.
This new development should derail my Write-a-thon goals, though. I’ll just have to make time on the evenings and weekends for writing. Since I no longer have access to the TV this won’t be too hard.
This summer is shaping up to be an auspicious one!
Congratulations on the new gig at he old work place!
Hot damn. That makes the visit home much more like a real vacation. Congratulations!
Awesome news!
Congratulations! That is wonderful news.
Hey, working woman — you ever going to answer my email about a wordcount email exchange with me and GLV?
This new development should derail my Write-a-thon goals, though.
Hope that’s a typo (for “shouldn’t”), though if not, that’s all good, too.
HOORAY FOR GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT!
Congratulations, my dear. I’m so happy for you!
Woot! Great news. I’m delighted for you.
Hooray!!
Woo Hoo!!!
Congratulations! And hooray for healthcare!
yay job!!!!! congratulations!