Printing and signing 14 copies of a letter of resignation was not an easy task. Handing them out was even more difficult. If I wasn't met with shocked expressions, I was greeted with "Well, I kinda figured... You're too good for this job, anyway..."
Tell me something I don't know.
One particular lawyerman grinned at me, took my envelope cordially and said "Good Luck" - I wanted to toss his client chair at him, Springer-style. But I've tried to remain professional and, so far, at 9:03 AM, I have managed to do so.
However, the day is still young.
I can't believe I actually quit this mind-numbing, butt-flattening, over-demanding, under-paying peice of crap job.
And that I'm actually upset about it...
Sigh....
6 comments:
{{{{Holly }}}} Change is always hard... you are feeling the trepidation of having to step out into the unknown... but you know it was time, and you know you got what it takes! You will be fine!!!! You know it, I know it...
be well,
Dawn
Jerry, Jerry! Oh go on Holly, hurl it at him, or at least put senacot in his coffe........ pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee
G x
Don't forget to moon him right before the elevator door closes on you for the last time!
All I will say is that it's sometimes fun tapping on the glass of the fishtank. Maybe they'll get you a cake?
Yer chum,
Dan
http://journals.aol.com/dpoem/TheWisdomofaDistractedMind/
P.S. If you ever need a pep-talk, gimme a holler. I'm like crazy-mad Russian gymnastics coach. You can do it!
You Go Girl!!! So does this mean you got the other job? Oh and thanks for the website, it was pretty cool.
Whoo Hooo! More power to you Holly. :)
I'm looking for another job myself. I'm hope I'm as lucky as you are.
Tami
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