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I want to do something entirely different for a while. And perhaps go back to school and get my endorsement in library information specialist and become a school librarian eventually. I filled out an application at a yorkville animal hospital but that has been the extent of that. I'm torn with wanting my summer. ( i would like to fully unpack, hang pictures, put up curtains, get the house good and organized, set up the crafty room, print out all my wedding pictures put them in an album, make a huge collage of wedding photos) and wanting a job of some sort. I feel that if i don't take a job over the summer i may miss the opportunity. If Boombah is still busy in June I will try and work there. Hopefully if i can get a job there it's a flexible one where i only work like 4 days a week so i can do some of those things listed.
One of my biology teacher friends knows someone that works at the veterinary clinic in mokena/orland park area and i guess they are looking for people and they know about me. But its so far away from morris. With construction on 80 it takes me almost an hour to get home from Joliet, i can't imagine how long it would take to get home from there.
I guess if i don't find a job i can always substitute in the fall. Not that i really like doing that at all. I hate the uncertaintly of knowing if i have to work the next day and what i would be doing. I also hate how it's mostly discplining students. But the money's not too bad. Usually about $100 a day.
Ugh. I hate uncertainty. Well if you know of any jobs out there close to morris that you think i could do, let me know. =)
One thing i am grateful for is that Andy has a secure job with benefits. If that wasn't the case I would feel much worse about the situation.
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uncomfortable
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You have the rest of your life ahead of you and a few months off is not going to kill anyone. So long as you guys can afford the time, take it. If you have to take apart time job doing nothing close to what you went to school for but isn't making you miserable so be it.