Well, I didn't get one of those jobs out of the two interviews. The one that turned me down was actually the one I was most sure of getting that position, but my heart wasn't really set on it to begin with but I had such self-doubt over getting the other job that I would've just settled for it. However, now for the good news: the position I REALLY wanted is the place that called me back! The lady from HR called me and offered it to me but I just had to get my paperwork in for the background check. I took all of that up there yesterday so it should be back within a week. The title talks about "medium situations" and that
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Today, I had two interviews with places that relate to my Human Services field. However, it's no big thing, but they are both in two different populations as one works with individuals with disabilities and the other involves working with adults who struggle with mental illness and/or other co-occurring disorders. I think they're both amazing programs it's just that my degree literally consists of working with children and their families. I chose Human Services, though, because it's a broad field with a variety of careers
Admittedly, I was slightly envious, but still actually more "heart-melty" (that's seriously the only way to describe how I felt, even despite the small jealousy) when I seen these two girls post about these butterflies. The first girl that I actually know, Karla, posted a picture of this beautiful butterfly that was perfectly placed on her hand. I was wondering how the butterfly even stayed there long enough for her to get this picture but the caption made all the sense. I had to go back to read the caption so I could get it verbatim, it read "This butterfly came inside my house last night and every time I'd put it back outside it'd find its way right back in, I have never been so close to one before let alone be able to just hold it.. it
I have been talking a lot to one of my late brother's friends. I ran into him about 2 weeks ago and it was the first time I had seen him since my brother's viewing/funeral since last year. We talked about how our lives have been recently and all of the typical conversations that follows that you have with people after having seen them again after time has passed. However, once that was over, I finally asked the question that I've been wanting to really ask someone that knew my brother... I asked him what he (my brother) had been like. I know that as his sister, I should have already known more about him, but we were distant
I got a call, this morning, from this guy from the Companion Linc company. I missed the call but he left a voicemail about having gotten my resume and wanting to set up an interview. I called back but I think he was out of the office, but still, the call alone was pretty exciting and I'm hoping we do get in touch. After that, my husband was telling me about possibly getting this position at this daycare. He knows the Assistant Director and she's going to refer me. I go in early Monday morning and it's an on-site job interview. I'm nervous because I've never really done any kind of interview but I guess I'm up for the challenge. I mean, I have to be if I'm going to finally integrate myself into the real world and I'm excited for myself for that. Well, this is a short post because I'm running late somewhere but I felt compelled to type this up!
So, on Saturday night, I got so dizzy OUT OF NOWHERE. It was literally in the blink of an eye that I went from perfectly fine to the world spinning around me. When I went to go stand up and walk I felt like I was about to topple over because I was so unsteady with my equilibrium being off. Everyone asked if I was drunk and I WAS NOT. I had drank WAY EARLIER in the night and I didn't even drink that much when I did, also, this was HOURS LATER and I wasn't tipsy or anything to just "skip" to drunkenness. Whatever. I went from really sweaty and burning up to chilly and clammy and I threw up eventually since my head seemed
I actually took the term to learn the definition of my post title and it was the weirdest thing because the word just popped into my mind as seeming to be the right word to explain what I'm blogging about. I say weird because it's not a word I use everyday, hell, I don't use it at all, but it was still the exact word I knew I needed even though I didn't know much about the term. To save the time about what it means, it means "existing briefly, temporary, lasting only a short time," which describes my moods precisely. Besides getting hung up on the word, though, I do feel like I'm starting to get in that space of wanting to self-
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About the AuthorI got the idea to create a blog in December 2014 on a random type of day.Writing has always been therapeutic; the only way I could communicate clearly, in actual words instead of struggling to unscramble the swirl of images, metaphors & analogies that is my thought process. In short, Archives
February 2020
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