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livingdebToday I passed my final and am officially qualified to work the tax prep job. The next step is: I will probably get a call tomorrow about what the next step is.
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Monday I got an e-mail from my contact in one of the three colleges I have worked with before. And as of five minutes ago, it has been decided that I will do some more work for them starting next month. They have had a very high turnover and need some training plus some help getting the new catalog ready.
This will probably be quite a short job, with probably 30 hours a week for two weeks in December and maybe 20 hours a week briefly in the following year, for $20.19/hour.
I really like these fun these little jobs, so yea!
Blog of the Day - The Good Old Days at Ombailamos - "I'm starting to think the single most destructive force in human nature is not violence, not greed, not lust, not envy ... but nostalgia." At least politically. Interesting viewpoint.
Quote of the Day - I found this in How to Say No Gracefully, giving me even more respect for E.B. White (which, who even knew that was possible?):
Dear Mr. Adams,
Thanks for your letter inviting me to join the committee of the Arts and Sciences for Eisenhower.
I must decline, for secret reasons.
Sincerely,
E.B.White
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Monday I got an e-mail from my contact in one of the three colleges I have worked with before. And as of five minutes ago, it has been decided that I will do some more work for them starting next month. They have had a very high turnover and need some training plus some help getting the new catalog ready.
This will probably be quite a short job, with probably 30 hours a week for two weeks in December and maybe 20 hours a week briefly in the following year, for $20.19/hour.
I really like these fun these little jobs, so yea!
Blog of the Day - The Good Old Days at Ombailamos - "I'm starting to think the single most destructive force in human nature is not violence, not greed, not lust, not envy ... but nostalgia." At least politically. Interesting viewpoint.
Quote of the Day - I found this in How to Say No Gracefully, giving me even more respect for E.B. White (which, who even knew that was possible?):
Dear Mr. Adams,
Thanks for your letter inviting me to join the committee of the Arts and Sciences for Eisenhower.
I must decline, for secret reasons.
Sincerely,
E.B.White