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Posted on May 13, 2013 by katiebird
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Oh WOW! That was amazing. He has a beautiful voice.
Off topic: I went for an interview today, and I have been provisionally hired by a local retailer for part-time work, pending results of a routine background check, from which I expect no trouble. It’s a start. 🙂
Also, I completed my 50th solar orbit today. Here’s an appropriate song.
I hope you are having a wonderful birthday!
Wow. A job interview on your birthday — that’s a good sign? Right?
Well, my nerves were too much on edge today, but I did have a good supper.
I expect to get the job, unless the background check agency goofs and confuses me with someone else. 😛
Much nicer than my 50th birthday which was defaced by attacks on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon. I still get odd looks when I give my date of birth, 9/11. Guess the people from an earlier generation who were born on December 7 got the same response.
I should be happy, but I feel more edgy than anything else. 😕
I finally turned down the part-time job.
I don’t want to work evenings. I worked nights for 20 years. Enough already.
I’m not in a situation where I have to snatch the first crummy job which comes along.
It’s nice to have the choice though. And I’m glad you COULD turn it down.
Working nights is crazy making. Did 10 years of that.
http://www.ianwelsh.net/on-bangladeshs-textile-disasters/
You asked.
That’s good — thanks for the link. Ian has a way with words.