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first day on the new job
I usually feel awkward, the first day on a new job. It's like I don't know where to put my hands, I don't know where to stand or sit. It takes a while to find the hole in space that I'm supposed to occupy.
But it wasn't like that. I felt like I'd been there for a while, like it was where I was supposed to be. And then, right before I left, in walks Ben, my study parner from physiology! I love Ben!
The household ick has subsided. Mike has gone back toward Lansing (via a weekend drill at Grayling.) I'm heading into a double shift: 9a-3p at my little old people's house, and 5p-midnight at the center. Christmas break is over, and we're all settling back down into routine.
But it wasn't like that. I felt like I'd been there for a while, like it was where I was supposed to be. And then, right before I left, in walks Ben, my study parner from physiology! I love Ben!
The household ick has subsided. Mike has gone back toward Lansing (via a weekend drill at Grayling.) I'm heading into a double shift: 9a-3p at my little old people's house, and 5p-midnight at the center. Christmas break is over, and we're all settling back down into routine.