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It's raining it's pouring
Dec. 1st, 2010 08:11 amIt's pouring. Driving rain. Two thoughts. First I have an overwhelming urge to curl up on the couch and watch movies all day. Second can you imagine if all this rain was snow. How amazing! I happen to love snow being from upstate NY, Pennsylvanians are wimps about snow as far as I'm concerned. One inch and they panic. Granted they also don't plow the roads.
So I'm laying in bed this morning thinking, "wow I really should get up." and Rob very kindly rolls over and starts snoring directly into my ear...ooookay guess I'm up now.
I'm trying to write a letter of resignation to work. Which is proving very hard. Part of me is soooo excited to leave (part of me is equally terrified of the great unknown, part of me tells that part to stuff it and gets excited again) but telling C that I'm officially leaving will be hard. They have no idea how much the rely on me. I was going down the list of things that only I ever do. 1. Check payroll at the end of the week. 2. Ingram 3. PCN 4. Actually work the overstock boxes and not just sign off that I did them. The list goes on and on. C's been a fun manager and made the place down right livable, but that doesn't mean that I'm not itching for new better challenges. So I'm back to trying to write a letter that expresses my appreciation for all that I've learned, but is firm in the I'm leaving kind of way....
...so stay tuned for the next chapter of my adventures.
So I'm laying in bed this morning thinking, "wow I really should get up." and Rob very kindly rolls over and starts snoring directly into my ear...ooookay guess I'm up now.
I'm trying to write a letter of resignation to work. Which is proving very hard. Part of me is soooo excited to leave (part of me is equally terrified of the great unknown, part of me tells that part to stuff it and gets excited again) but telling C that I'm officially leaving will be hard. They have no idea how much the rely on me. I was going down the list of things that only I ever do. 1. Check payroll at the end of the week. 2. Ingram 3. PCN 4. Actually work the overstock boxes and not just sign off that I did them. The list goes on and on. C's been a fun manager and made the place down right livable, but that doesn't mean that I'm not itching for new better challenges. So I'm back to trying to write a letter that expresses my appreciation for all that I've learned, but is firm in the I'm leaving kind of way....
...so stay tuned for the next chapter of my adventures.
