Ready or not

[beetiger]

The green's all cut out of my hair. I've printed some resumes on ivory paper. I've determined that the only suit I have that currently fits me is the same one I've been wearing to interviews since about 1995 or so. (I seem to be currently too large for most of the business wear in my closet --bleh.)

If the ordering frequency of the past few days for Little Pagans were to keep up, I'd be able to actually make money at that. Ten shirts on the queue right now. It won't, though -- these things tend to come in spurts.

If I'm going to stay home, I need to get on the waiting list for some preschool or other for the fall. Apparently everything's full by March 1.

I wish someone whom I trusted utterly would just tell me what to do next.

Comments

[chipuni.livejournal.com]

Sounds like a VERY good time to medidate and ask the gods what they recommend.

[lesliepear.livejournal.com]

Things aren't always full in the fall. I was able to get Alan a spot with very little notice in October. I think there is a lull after the beginning of the school year and some kids are moved and shuffled.

[beetiger.livejournal.com]

Once I have more full information (ie after the interview) I intend to do this. Unfortunately, being a polytheist means that I'm likely to get differently biased answers depending on to Whom I talk, really. Hestia and Athena have pretty different opinions on these topics.

But thank you for the reminder.

[featheredfrog.livejournal.com]

I wish someone whom I trusted utterly would just tell me what to do next.

Welllll.. you MIGHT get a copy of this book:
The Unabashed Self-Promoter's Guide, which might give you ideas on how to extend those spurts of orders.

O'Course a savvy spender might look for the book from other sources.

But then, I wouldn't trust me at all... :)

[cloverr.livejournal.com]

"I wish someone whom I trusted utterly would just tell me what to do next." ...I can Soooooooo identify with that statement. :(