well I did it

[robinsnest]

I turned in my letter of resignation to joann's yesterday.  

I know it may seem like a bone head move to resign your job in this economy, especially without a clear job to step into. But there is a point at which your mental and physical health have to take precedence. I should not be vomiting all the time, I should not be shaking in anxiety at the THOUGHT that work  called. I work with an incredibly manipulative woman, and I should NOT be questioning my self worth in the ways I have been all month. I AM NOT THE REASON THE STORE MANAGER LEFT! Ron made his own choices, and I did nothing but ask for his support, that is NOT backstabbing. That is asking him to man up and DO HIS JOB.  So all your attempts at connivingly trying to pin his departure on me have failed. You are on your own. I'm gone, Victoria's gone and just in time for Black Friday. Have a blast with that one dearie.  I'm done....


...and on another note. Should anyone know of anyone who's hiring. I'm in the market. 

Comments

[myownsatellite.livejournal.com]

Good for you! I have unfortunately made the decision that no matter how miserable and nauseated and anxious my job makes me, I will not be quitting until I have another one lined up. I only wish I had guts like that to quit for my own well-being rather than sacrifice myself for money. *big hugs* I'm proud of you! Good luck on the job hunt!

[dragoneyes19.livejournal.com]

it helps that this is the time when Rob is working a nice steady freelance gig filling in for someone's medical leave. so if one of us is gonna be unemployed for a spell it can be my turn, then by the time he's unemployed I'll have had a chance to get it together. Rather than I reach my breaking point, Throw my keeps at someone storm out and we're both unemployed.