I don't know if I can truly express how happy I am about this job. The market has been so tough and in just a few short weeks I've seen the amount of available jobs dry up right before my eyes. It was truly a lesson in patience. I am so thankful! I've spent the morning figuring out my train pass/schedule and also train parking. There's a lot involved to become a commuter! After not working for six months a lot will soon be changing. (I'm not complaining.) Below are just a few:
- My attire. Unfortunately for my husband, I haven't been dressing my best. Think sweat pants, pj pants, t-shirts, sweatshirts and Uggs or slippers with everything, 24-7. Oh, and I'll have to start wearing a bra. (TMI? Sorry!)
- My Monday morning shopping routine. I love shopping on Monday, picking up everything we need for the week. And the stores are practically empty.
- Doing random errands and being able to go to the mall or anywhere else I want to go.
- Hanging out with the dogs. (Crumley is my homeboy.)
- Getting the mail is usually the highlight of the day for me...I know it's sad.
- Transportation. I am already used of using very little gas but I will soon be taking the train downtown every day.
- My menu plans. I still want to cook but I'm not sure if it will be as routine as it has been.
- Getting up early. I don't sleep all day but I usually get up around 8:00, sometimes 8:30.
- Checking my email, Facebook and Perez Hilton 1,000 times a day. This will probaby be the hardest change of all! (Facebook Scrabble friends, please don't abandon me!)
3 comments:
I could stand to learn some Scrabble patience! Don't worry, I'm not going to abandon you! : )
I ought to follow your lead on the dressing-nicer front. But I probably won't. :)
Bras are totally optional for folks who don't leave the house. I fully "support" that. ;-)
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