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...so okay, in other news...
... I have a job offer. And I'm taking it.
Fulltime. Office secretary at a local Jewish girls' school.
This spells the end of my happy-go-lucky half-the-week-free part-time-job existence. This is a serious commitment. This is looking perilously like a career decision.
This will earn me more than twice annually what I'm making now.
I'm terrified.
Somebody hold me.
Fulltime. Office secretary at a local Jewish girls' school.
This spells the end of my happy-go-lucky half-the-week-free part-time-job existence. This is a serious commitment. This is looking perilously like a career decision.
This will earn me more than twice annually what I'm making now.
I'm terrified.
Somebody hold me.

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Love you, sweetheart.
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This is looking perilously like a career decision.
Just remember, carerer choices are not carved in granite. You can change careers at any point in your life. I know a woman who started her third career at age 70.
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*cuddles you*
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If frighteningly grown-up. :)
Perspective
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*grin*
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You'll do great.
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*pouncehugcuddle*
You'll do wonderfully, though. I am entirely certain of it.
And remember, even career decisions aren't set in stone. I know several people who made major changes later in life. And, for now at least, you have twice the money and a job that sounds like the kind of thing you could enjoy a lot.
Congratulations! *bounce*
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...except no more Milliwaysing with me....
*cry*
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Exciting news - I wish you all the best for the new job. May you have friendly coworkers and a positive work environment there. The rest, I'm pretty sure you can do & sort out yourself just fine. :)
Good luck!
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*airholds you*
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I do hope they all realize what a treasue they have in you.
I hope you realize that too, for that matter.
While i'm hoping for things, i hope your first vacation is to Seattle.
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This is looking perilously like a career decision.
Yes, but you can always make another career decision if this one doesn't work. That's the nice thing about it; despite what my students seem to think, you really aren't making a life-long commitment yet. You can change your mind. You can run off to England like my folks did a decade ago. Or you can move across the country like they did this year...or you can less dramatically just change jobs or job paths while staying in the same place. *grin* Lots of options. So enjoy this as a start - the question isn't "Is this what I want to do forever?" but "Is this something good for me now?"
Best of luck!
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Mazel tov!!
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Plus, having a full-time job in a school administration, you'll have something to complain about to the rest of us!!
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*holds you and does the hair strokey thing*
(Thank god you can't catch my cold across the intenet)
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Congratulations and best of luck!
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