that’s what i am now.
at least with my job.
today is my last day as a temp. starting tomorrow i will be a full-time employee at clark financial advisors. i got the job offer last week…along with a nice little raise. i am excited. the girls i work with are awesome and our boss spoils us. i’m glad that i have a good job. i know that it’s not glamorous to be a receptionist and that my salary probably isn’t envied by most. but right now, at this point in my life, this job is good. it is fundamentally enjoyable to me, i work with (and have fun with) great people everyday, i get two pay checks a month, and awesome perks. first, i feel blessed to have a job at all and second, i feel blessed to have a job that i feel good about.
in other news, there is no other news.
oh wait, yes there is.
on a typical day i probably drink a maximum of 16 ounces of water. total. for the whole day. i know this is just TERRIBLE and contributes a lot to my being tired all the time and getting cramps all the time and not having the best workout endurance…and probably lots more. SO…….
today i am going to try to drink one gallon of water.
so far: 50 ounces down 78 to go!
sheenanigans! 
i’m glad you love your job!!!!
and you can drink the water! do it!
I’m so happy that you like your job and are now legit!
You’re going to float away if you drink that much water. :-0
I don’t come anywhere near even your daily amount of water because I hate drinking water! I have to trick myself with the water in other drinks, but still. I think you’ll be okay if you don’t drink a gallon of water in a day.
Congrats on the raise! I am one of the people who are envious of your new salary haha. You’re rich now!
A comment from my Aunt Brenda:
Hi Sheena. I can’t leave a comment on your blog-don’t know why. I’ve tried for a long time and my IT guys say that you have to do something on your end to permit me to or something. Anywho, i wanted to comment on your blog about your job, specifically the part about being a receptionist/$. You know I’ve worked hard all my adult life and one of the most important things I have learned in my “old” age is the true meaning of professional success, at least IMO, is having a job that you love. It doesn’t matter what you’re doing or how much you make, it is all irrelevent if you’re not happy. I am very proud of you and Casey both and I think you’re a role model for a successful and happy life. Just wanted you to know.
Love you and I can’t wait to see you guys next month.
Be careful! That’s a lot of water!
I’m glad you like your job. I don’t think glamor is too important, as long as you like what you do and can live on the money.