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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Not so strange as all that. I start a new one on Wednesday. I am confident that I can do the job, that isn’t an issue. I am scared stiff of the people though . . . no that’s not right, close though. I’d been very happy in my last position, but it ended after 8 years. Breaking out of the rut scares me because it is change and I don’t know if it will land right or bad. Hmph. Writing about it helps though. I just said I was scared of people, had no choice, and worried cause I don’t have a crystal ball. That makes absolutely no sense what-so-ever. Cheers, lance — I haven’t smoked for 6h32m. I’ve resisted smoking 6 cigarettes. This has saved me $2.52 CDN. I have gained 30m of life.
Lance, I wish you luck as well! Having worked for the same company for 11 years, then moved into a totally foreign area, both geographically and career-wise, scared me shitless! But I made it fine. Then I lucked out on a temp job that led me to my new career. And after that had some good and some bad experiences (one lasted 2 months! the workplace from hell! didn’t know they really existed!!!) but it all led me to where I am now and so it ended well, so far. ;^D (I ain’t dead yet!) Now I’m moving on into another area (geographically & trying to work from home, after we move to TN) and we’ll see what it brings. *hugs* — BinnieBee – A Proud Old Fogie! %% (—-) ( __< ) ^^ ~~ ^^ ~f3as3~ Quit since 11/01/2001 http://binniebee.com http://www.cyberdigs.com
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Make sure you post and let us know how your new job is going Ozmee. New jobs are scary – right up there on the stress level meter with divorce, moving and death. Hell…just be yourself, be quiet for the first wee while till you pick up what is done and not done at the office, and you’ll be fine. Paula AS3 Kiwi Kwitter
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Sometimes it sounds almost nudie doesn’t it? Time’s a flying by! Starting the new job tomorrow, somehow I made it almost there now without telling them forget it, and I hope it goes well. I had panic attacks over this job, at least I guess that is what they were, I’m not sure. Suicide seemed a viable alternative to this job for a bit. Now that is downright odd to me. I told hubby I couldn’t do it, then things calmed down so I figured okay I can do it, so I told him that. But then again yesterday while he was at work I had more fright so we had a cookout and beer 
I only had 2, it didn’t help really. All today has been back and forth, go or don’t go, go or don’t go, sigh….so here I am at this late hour and I’m going. 7:30 am I have to be there for orientation. Got my bath, got my clothes picked out and laid out and hopefully I won’t have a breakdown in the am before I get there. No, I never had these kinds of experiences with a job before. Been working since I was 16 years old (I’m 48 now) and had a lot of jobs due to moving a lot and this has never happened except when staples offered me the job and that was about December. But it wasn’t as bad as this as I thought they were offering a lot less money so it was no big deal to say no. This time the pay is good so I could not say no. But it’s the hardest talking/biggest headache all day to keep from cancelling. Sigh. I just kept thinking we needed the money, my kids need help, Uncle Sam needs money too, and we might not be here all that long anyway 
it paid off and I am still going. Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Ozmee has Quit for 1 month, 2 weeks, 5 days, 13 hours, 55 minutes, 2 seconds, not smoking 2528 cigarettes, saving $ 276.92, and saving 1w 1d 18h 40m of life.
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Ozmee Go! Kick ass! Good on ya! Gita PS: new jobs are ALWAYS stressful WHOEVER you are! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Sometimes it sounds almost nudie doesn’t it? Time’s a flying by! Starting the new job tomorrow, somehow I made it almost there now without telling them forget it, and I hope it goes well. I had panic attacks over this job, at least I guess that is what they were, I’m not sure. Suicide seemed a viable alternative to this job for a bit. Now that is downright odd to me. I told hubby I couldn’t do it, then things calmed down so I figured okay I can do it, so I told him that. But then again yesterday while he was at work I had more fright so we had a cookout and beer I only had 2, it didn’t help really. All today has been back and forth, go or don’t go, go or don’t go, sigh….so here I am at this late hour and I’m going. 7:30 am I have to be there for orientation. Got my bath, got my clothes picked out and laid out and hopefully I won’t have a breakdown in the am before I get there. No, I never had these kinds of experiences with a job before. Been working since I was 16 years old (I’m 48 now) and had a lot of jobs due to moving a lot and this has never happened except when staples offered me the job and that was about December. But it wasn’t as bad as this as I thought they were offering a lot less money so it was no big deal to say no. This time the pay is good so I could not say no. But it’s the hardest talking/biggest headache all day to keep from cancelling. Sigh. I just kept thinking we needed the money, my kids need help, Uncle Sam needs money too, and we might not be here all that long anyway it paid off and I am still going. Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Ozmee has Quit for 1 month, 2 weeks, 5 days, 13 hours, 55 minutes, 2 seconds, not smoking 2528 cigarettes, saving $ 276.92, and saving 1w 1d 18h 40m of life.
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Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say.
Not so strange as all that. I start a new one on Wednesday. I am confident that I can do the job, that isn’t an issue. I am scared stiff of the people though . . . no that’s not right, close though. I’d been very happy in my last position, but it ended after 8 years. Breaking out of the rut scares me because it is change and I don’t know if it will land right or bad. Hmph. Writing about it helps though. I just said I was scared of people, had no choice, and worried cause I don’t have a crystal ball. That makes absolutely no sense what-so-ever. Cheers, lance — I haven’t smoked for 6h32m. I’ve resisted smoking 6 cigarettes. This has saved me $2.52 CDN. I have gained 30m of life.
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Thanks BB, I will try very hard
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Sometimes it sounds almost nudie doesn’t it? Time’s a flying by! Starting the new job tomorrow, somehow I made it almost there now without telling them forget it, and I hope it goes well. I had panic attacks over this job, at least I guess that is what they were, I’m not sure. Suicide seemed a viable alternative to this job for a bit. Now that is downright odd to me. I told hubby I couldn’t do it, then things calmed down so I figured okay I can do it, so I told him that. But then again yesterday while he was at work I had more fright so we had a cookout and beer I only had 2, it didn’t help really. All today has been back and forth, go or don’t go, go or don’t go, sigh….so here I am at this late hour and I’m going. 7:30 am I have to be there for orientation. Got my bath, got my clothes picked out and laid out and hopefully I won’t have a breakdown in the am before I get there. No, I never had these kinds of experiences with a job before. Been working since I was 16 years old (I’m 48 now) and had a lot of jobs due to moving a lot and this has never happened except when staples offered me the job and that was about December. But it wasn’t as bad as this as I thought they were offering a lot less money so it was no big deal to say no. This time the pay is good so I could not say no. But it’s the hardest talking/biggest headache all day to keep from cancelling. Sigh. I just kept thinking we needed the money, my kids need help, Uncle Sam needs money too, and we might not be here all that long anyway it paid off and I am still going. Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Ozmee has Quit for 1 month, 2 weeks, 5 days, 13 hours, 55 minutes, 2 seconds, not smoking 2528 cigarettes, saving $ 276.92, and saving 1w 1d 18h 40m of life.
Ozmee, A new job is NOT a small thing to be worried over. It is very stressful to go to a new job. I am really feeling for you at this moment, knowing how YOU must be feeling with tomorrow being your first day. Try to just be nice (to the older kids on the playground tomorrow ;^D) and be yourself. (Assuming yourself is a nice self, which it seems to me to be.) Pat yourself on the back for having the courage NOT to call and cancel. Good luck tomorrow. I hope you like the job (although you know it normally takes a few days to a week to make a decision like THAT). Do your best. You are an intelligent person. Use your brain and your people skills and you’ll be fine. *hugs & best wishes* — BinnieBee – A Proud Old Fogie! %% (—-) ( __< ) ^^ ~~ ^^ ~f3as3~ Quit since 11/01/2001 http://binniebee.com http://www.cyberdigs.com
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Sometimes it sounds almost nudie doesn’t it? Time’s a flying by! Starting the new job tomorrow, somehow I made it almost there now without telling them forget it, and I hope it goes well. I had panic attacks over this job, at least I guess that is what they were, I’m not sure. Suicide seemed a viable alternative to this job for a bit. Now that is downright odd to me. I told hubby I couldn’t do it, then things calmed down so I figured okay I can do it, so I told him that. But then again yesterday while he was at work I had more fright so we had a cookout and beer I only had 2, it didn’t help really. All today has been back and forth, go or don’t go, go or don’t go, sigh….so here I am at this late hour and I’m going. 7:30 am I have to be there for orientation. Got my bath, got my clothes picked out and laid out and hopefully I won’t have a breakdown in the am before I get there. No, I never had these kinds of experiences with a job before. Been working since I was 16 years old (I’m 48 now) and had a lot of jobs due to moving a lot and this has never happened except when staples offered me the job and that was about December. But it wasn’t as bad as this as I thought they were offering a lot less money so it was no big deal to say no. This time the pay is good so I could not say no. But it’s the hardest talking/biggest headache all day to keep from cancelling. Sigh. I just kept thinking we needed the money, my kids need help, Uncle Sam needs money too, and we might not be here all that long anyway it paid off and I am still going. Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Ozmee has Quit for 1 month, 2 weeks, 5 days, 13 hours, 55 minutes, 2 seconds, not smoking 2528 cigarettes, saving $ 276.92, and saving 1w 1d 18h 40m of life.
Ozmee, A new job is NOT a small thing to be worried over. It is very stressful to go to a new job. I am really feeling for you at this moment, knowing how YOU must be feeling with tomorrow being your first day. Try to just be nice (to the older kids on the playground tomorrow ;^D) and be yourself. (Assuming yourself is a nice self, which it seems to me to be.) Pat yourself on the back for having the courage NOT to call and cancel. Good luck tomorrow. I hope you like the job (although you know it normally takes a few days to a week to make a decision like THAT). Do your best. You are an intelligent person. Use your brain and your people skills and you’ll be fine. *hugs & best wishes* — BinnieBee – A Proud Old Fogie! %% (—-) ( __< ) ^^ ~~ ^^ ~f3as3~ Quit since 11/01/2001 http://binniebee.com http://www.cyberdigs.com
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Sometimes it sounds almost nudie doesn’t it? Time’s a flying by! Starting the new job tomorrow, somehow I made it almost there now without telling them forget it, and I hope it goes well. I had panic attacks over this job, at least I guess that is what they were, I’m not sure. Suicide seemed a viable alternative to this job for a bit. Now that is downright odd to me. I told hubby I couldn’t do it, then things calmed down so I figured okay I can do it, so I told him that. But then again yesterday while he was at work I had more fright so we had a cookout and beer I only had 2, it didn’t help really. All today has been back and forth, go or don’t go, go or don’t go, sigh….so here I am at this late hour and I’m going. 7:30 am I have to be there for orientation. Got my bath, got my clothes picked out and laid out and hopefully I won’t have a breakdown in the am before I get there. No, I never had these kinds of experiences with a job before. Been working since I was 16 years old (I’m 48 now) and had a lot of jobs due to moving a lot and this has never happened except when staples offered me the job and that was about December. But it wasn’t as bad as this as I thought they were offering a lot less money so it was no big deal to say no. This time the pay is good so I could not say no. But it’s the hardest talking/biggest headache all day to keep from cancelling. Sigh. I just kept thinking we needed the money, my kids need help, Uncle Sam needs money too, and we might not be here all that long anyway it paid off and I am still going. Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Ozmee has Quit for 1 month, 2 weeks, 5 days, 13 hours, 55 minutes, 2 seconds, not smoking 2528 cigarettes, saving $ 276.92, and saving 1w 1d 18h 40m of life.
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Sometimes it sounds almost nudie doesn’t it? Time’s a flying by! Starting the new job tomorrow, somehow I made it almost there now without telling them forget it, and I hope it goes well. I had panic attacks over this job, at least I guess that is what they were, I’m not sure. Suicide seemed a viable alternative to this job for a bit. Now that is downright odd to me. I told hubby I couldn’t do it, then things calmed down so I figured okay I can do it, so I told him that. But then again yesterday while he was at work I had more fright so we had a cookout and beer I only had 2, it didn’t help really. All today has been back and forth, go or don’t go, go or don’t go, sigh….so here I am at this late hour and I’m going. 7:30 am I have to be there for orientation. Got my bath, got my clothes picked out and laid out and hopefully I won’t have a breakdown in the am before I get there. No, I never had these kinds of experiences with a job before. Been working since I was 16 years old (I’m 48 now) and had a lot of jobs due to moving a lot and this has never happened except when staples offered me the job and that was about December. But it wasn’t as bad as this as I thought they were offering a lot less money so it was no big deal to say no. This time the pay is good so I could not say no. But it’s the hardest talking/biggest headache all day to keep from cancelling. Sigh. I just kept thinking we needed the money, my kids need help, Uncle Sam needs money too, and we might not be here all that long anyway it paid off and I am still going. Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Ozmee has Quit for 1 month, 2 weeks, 5 days, 13 hours, 55 minutes, 2 seconds, not smoking 2528 cigarettes, saving $ 276.92, and saving 1w 1d 18h 40m of life.
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Sometimes it sounds almost nudie doesn’t it? Time’s a flying by! Starting the new job tomorrow, somehow I made it almost there now without telling them forget it, and I hope it goes well. I had panic attacks over this job, at least I guess that is what they were, I’m not sure. Suicide seemed a viable alternative to this job for a bit. Now that is downright odd to me. I told hubby I couldn’t do it, then things calmed down so I figured okay I can do it, so I told him that. But then again yesterday while he was at work I had more fright so we had a cookout and beer I only had 2, it didn’t help really. All today has been back and forth, go or don’t go, go or don’t go, sigh….so here I am at this late hour and I’m going. 7:30 am I have to be there for orientation. Got my bath, got my clothes picked out and laid out and hopefully I won’t have a breakdown in the am before I get there. No, I never had these kinds of experiences with a job before. Been working since I was 16 years old (I’m 48 now) and had a lot of jobs due to moving a lot and this has never happened except when staples offered me the job and that was about December. But it wasn’t as bad as this as I thought they were offering a lot less money so it was no big deal to say no. This time the pay is good so I could not say no. But it’s the hardest talking/biggest headache all day to keep from cancelling. Sigh. I just kept thinking we needed the money, my kids need help, Uncle Sam needs money too, and we might not be here all that long anyway it paid off and I am still going. Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Ozmee has Quit for 1 month, 2 weeks, 5 days, 13 hours, 55 minutes, 2 seconds, not smoking 2528 cigarettes, saving $ 276.92, and saving 1w 1d 18h 40m of life.
Ozmee, A new job is NOT a small thing to be worried over. It is very stressful to go to a new job. I am really feeling for you at this moment, knowing how YOU must be feeling with tomorrow being your first day. Try to just be nice (to the older kids on the playground tomorrow ;^D) and be yourself. (Assuming yourself is a nice self, which it seems to me to be.) Pat yourself on the back for having the courage NOT to call and cancel. Good luck tomorrow. I hope you like the job (although you know it normally takes a few days to a week to make a decision like THAT). Do your best. You are an intelligent person. Use your brain and your people skills and you’ll be fine. *hugs & best wishes* — BinnieBee – A Proud Old Fogie! %% (—-) ( __< ) ^^ ~~ ^^ ~f3as3~ Quit since 11/01/2001 http://binniebee.com http://www.cyberdigs.com
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Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say.
Not so strange as all that. I start a new one on Wednesday. I am confident that I can do the job, that isn’t an issue. I am scared stiff of the people though . . . no that’s not right, close though. I’d been very happy in my last position, but it ended after 8 years. Breaking out of the rut scares me because it is change and I don’t know if it will land right or bad. Hmph. Writing about it helps though. I just said I was scared of people, had no choice, and worried cause I don’t have a crystal ball. That makes absolutely no sense what-so-ever. Cheers, lance — I haven’t smoked for 6h32m. I’ve resisted smoking 6 cigarettes. This has saved me $2.52 CDN. I have gained 30m of life.
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Thanks BB, I will try very hard
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Sometimes it sounds almost nudie doesn’t it? Time’s a flying by! Starting the new job tomorrow, somehow I made it almost there now without telling them forget it, and I hope it goes well. I had panic attacks over this job, at least I guess that is what they were, I’m not sure. Suicide seemed a viable alternative to this job for a bit. Now that is downright odd to me. I told hubby I couldn’t do it, then things calmed down so I figured okay I can do it, so I told him that. But then again yesterday while he was at work I had more fright so we had a cookout and beer I only had 2, it didn’t help really. All today has been back and forth, go or don’t go, go or don’t go, sigh….so here I am at this late hour and I’m going. 7:30 am I have to be there for orientation. Got my bath, got my clothes picked out and laid out and hopefully I won’t have a breakdown in the am before I get there. No, I never had these kinds of experiences with a job before. Been working since I was 16 years old (I’m 48 now) and had a lot of jobs due to moving a lot and this has never happened except when staples offered me the job and that was about December. But it wasn’t as bad as this as I thought they were offering a lot less money so it was no big deal to say no. This time the pay is good so I could not say no. But it’s the hardest talking/biggest headache all day to keep from cancelling. Sigh. I just kept thinking we needed the money, my kids need help, Uncle Sam needs money too, and we might not be here all that long anyway it paid off and I am still going. Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Ozmee has Quit for 1 month, 2 weeks, 5 days, 13 hours, 55 minutes, 2 seconds, not smoking 2528 cigarettes, saving $ 276.92, and saving 1w 1d 18h 40m of life.
Ozmee, A new job is NOT a small thing to be worried over. It is very stressful to go to a new job. I am really feeling for you at this moment, knowing how YOU must be feeling with tomorrow being your first day. Try to just be nice (to the older kids on the playground tomorrow ;^D) and be yourself. (Assuming yourself is a nice self, which it seems to me to be.) Pat yourself on the back for having the courage NOT to call and cancel. Good luck tomorrow. I hope you like the job (although you know it normally takes a few days to a week to make a decision like THAT). Do your best. You are an intelligent person. Use your brain and your people skills and you’ll be fine. *hugs & best wishes* — BinnieBee – A Proud Old Fogie! %% (—-) ( __< ) ^^ ~~ ^^ ~f3as3~ Quit since 11/01/2001 http://binniebee.com http://www.cyberdigs.com
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Not so strange as all that. I start a new one on Wednesday. I am confident that I can do the job, that isn’t an issue. I am scared stiff of the people though . . . no that’s not right, close though. I’d been very happy in my last position, but it ended after 8 years. Breaking out of the rut scares me because it is change and I don’t know if it will land right or bad. Hmph. Writing about it helps though. I just said I was scared of people, had no choice, and worried cause I don’t have a crystal ball. That makes absolutely no sense what-so-ever. Cheers, lance — I haven’t smoked for 6h32m. I’ve resisted smoking 6 cigarettes. This has saved me $2.52 CDN. I have gained 30m of life.
Lance, I wish you luck as well! Having worked for the same company for 11 years, then moved into a totally foreign area, both geographically and career-wise, scared me shitless! But I made it fine. Then I lucked out on a temp job that led me to my new career. And after that had some good and some bad experiences (one lasted 2 months! the workplace from hell! didn’t know they really existed!!!) but it all led me to where I am now and so it ended well, so far. ;^D (I ain’t dead yet!) Now I’m moving on into another area (geographically & trying to work from home, after we move to TN) and we’ll see what it brings. *hugs* — BinnieBee – A Proud Old Fogie! %% (—-) ( __< ) ^^ ~~ ^^ ~f3as3~ Quit since 11/01/2001 http://binniebee.com http://www.cyberdigs.com
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Make sure you post and let us know how your new job is going Ozmee. New jobs are scary – right up there on the stress level meter with divorce, moving and death. Hell…just be yourself, be quiet for the first wee while till you pick up what is done and not done at the office, and you’ll be fine. Paula AS3 Kiwi Kwitter
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Sometimes it sounds almost nudie doesn’t it? Time’s a flying by! Starting the new job tomorrow, somehow I made it almost there now without telling them forget it, and I hope it goes well. I had panic attacks over this job, at least I guess that is what they were, I’m not sure. Suicide seemed a viable alternative to this job for a bit. Now that is downright odd to me. I told hubby I couldn’t do it, then things calmed down so I figured okay I can do it, so I told him that. But then again yesterday while he was at work I had more fright so we had a cookout and beer I only had 2, it didn’t help really. All today has been back and forth, go or don’t go, go or don’t go, sigh….so here I am at this late hour and I’m going. 7:30 am I have to be there for orientation. Got my bath, got my clothes picked out and laid out and hopefully I won’t have a breakdown in the am before I get there. No, I never had these kinds of experiences with a job before. Been working since I was 16 years old (I’m 48 now) and had a lot of jobs due to moving a lot and this has never happened except when staples offered me the job and that was about December. But it wasn’t as bad as this as I thought they were offering a lot less money so it was no big deal to say no. This time the pay is good so I could not say no. But it’s the hardest talking/biggest headache all day to keep from cancelling. Sigh. I just kept thinking we needed the money, my kids need help, Uncle Sam needs money too, and we might not be here all that long anyway it paid off and I am still going. Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Ozmee has Quit for 1 month, 2 weeks, 5 days, 13 hours, 55 minutes, 2 seconds, not smoking 2528 cigarettes, saving $ 276.92, and saving 1w 1d 18h 40m of life.
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Ozmee Go! Kick ass! Good on ya! Gita PS: new jobs are ALWAYS stressful WHOEVER you are! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Sometimes it sounds almost nudie doesn’t it? Time’s a flying by! Starting the new job tomorrow, somehow I made it almost there now without telling them forget it, and I hope it goes well. I had panic attacks over this job, at least I guess that is what they were, I’m not sure. Suicide seemed a viable alternative to this job for a bit. Now that is downright odd to me. I told hubby I couldn’t do it, then things calmed down so I figured okay I can do it, so I told him that. But then again yesterday while he was at work I had more fright so we had a cookout and beer I only had 2, it didn’t help really. All today has been back and forth, go or don’t go, go or don’t go, sigh….so here I am at this late hour and I’m going. 7:30 am I have to be there for orientation. Got my bath, got my clothes picked out and laid out and hopefully I won’t have a breakdown in the am before I get there. No, I never had these kinds of experiences with a job before. Been working since I was 16 years old (I’m 48 now) and had a lot of jobs due to moving a lot and this has never happened except when staples offered me the job and that was about December. But it wasn’t as bad as this as I thought they were offering a lot less money so it was no big deal to say no. This time the pay is good so I could not say no. But it’s the hardest talking/biggest headache all day to keep from cancelling. Sigh. I just kept thinking we needed the money, my kids need help, Uncle Sam needs money too, and we might not be here all that long anyway it paid off and I am still going. Thanks for the encouragement about this. I know it seems probably like an odd thing to be so worried over, and that is a new thing for me so it helped to hear what all of you had to say. Ozmee has Quit for 1 month, 2 weeks, 5 days, 13 hours, 55 minutes, 2 seconds, not smoking 2528 cigarettes, saving $ 276.92, and saving 1w 1d 18h 40m of life.
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