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[taerowyn]

Bored out of my mind and ever-so frustrated. I'm back to the stage where I'm looking for a new job because this one is pissing me off so much. Found a really great position...in Westminster. Kind of defeats the purpose of living at home to save money if I spend all my money on gas and if I'm going to move, it sure as hell isn't going to be somewhere else in Colorado.

If I am being asked to absorb some of the job duties of one of the women who got laid off, am I justified in expecting a raise so my salary is a little closer to what her's was?

I need to spend less and save more. I've been pretty darn good with savings, but the better I get the sooner I can leave and I really am in the mood to leave. Remind me again why I thought putting off grad school 'til 2003 was a good idea?

I'm in a fairly deep rut socially as well, but then, if I lived somewhere else I wouldn't even have the social life I do now. How pathetic is that? How do you meet people without classes and dorms and all that stuff? All I have right now are the people I knew in high school and their college friends.

Basically just whine, gripe, moan, gripe, whine....somebody tell me something happy/funny to snap me out of the craptastic mood I have mired myself in. Please?

Comments

[funkbunny.livejournal.com]

Try for the job in Westminster. Denver is not as bad as you think. You can keep saving, just not as much maybe if you move out to Denver. More oppertunities await if you move to a bigger city.

Go for it! :) I took a chance on a Denver job and it's paid off *so* well. :)

[taerowyn.livejournal.com]

Ah but see, I'm not paying any rent and that's how I'm saving money. When I move, I really want to go back to the east coast. But thanks!