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porter_inc) wrote2006-05-31 05:08 pm
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Back!
I have been running since we got back from our trip. We got in about three yesterday afternoon, but Kevin had to go to bed right away to try and get some sleep before his first shift started. I went ahead and ran errands while he was doing that, and then with all the getting up with him, going back to bed, then getting back up for work, I didn't have a chance to sit down and post anything. Plus, work kept me pretty busy.
I told Kev everything, and after he stopped threatening to kill Alex, we sat down and talked about a game plan. I suppose it's not so much a game plan as a "Can I afford to quit my job" plan. I did tell him that I had potential job opportunities available to me and then he asked me the big question: Was I really happy doing the suit and tie thing?
It made me stop and think. Going back to work today also made me stop and think. It wasn't just because of the situation Somers was/is putting me in, but when I sat down and imagined myself still doing my job until the day I retired, I became incredibly depressed. Then, I typed up my resignation and put it on my boss's desk. I just walked out of there. I still can't believe I did it.
Kev's asleep now (his first day on the new job went well, he said), but he should be getting up soon so we can have a talk about what I've done. I'm not going to start panicking until tomorrow.
I told Kev everything, and after he stopped threatening to kill Alex, we sat down and talked about a game plan. I suppose it's not so much a game plan as a "Can I afford to quit my job" plan. I did tell him that I had potential job opportunities available to me and then he asked me the big question: Was I really happy doing the suit and tie thing?
It made me stop and think. Going back to work today also made me stop and think. It wasn't just because of the situation Somers was/is putting me in, but when I sat down and imagined myself still doing my job until the day I retired, I became incredibly depressed. Then, I typed up my resignation and put it on my boss's desk. I just walked out of there. I still can't believe I did it.
Kev's asleep now (his first day on the new job went well, he said), but he should be getting up soon so we can have a talk about what I've done. I'm not going to start panicking until tomorrow.
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You deserve better!
Give the boys kisses from me and Mmmwah, one to you too.
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Wendell and I send back sloppy kisses and I'm sure Kev will too as soon as he gets out of the shower.
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Oh, and welcome back!
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You told Kevin, you formulated a plan, and you resigned. I hope Kevin and Wendell are proud of you!
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Glad to hear you talked with Kevin.
So, how are you feeling now about walking out? Any ideas on what you might like to do instead of the suit and tie thing?
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I'm trying to think of things I'd rather do, but so far all I can think about is staying home. Maybe I need the motivation of boredom before I can really figure something out.
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When you get desperate, tackle the task of doing all those things that you always put off till later. If your list is anything like mine, it will motivate you to find something else to do.
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