Wait, what? ANOTHER job?!?!?!

[kseenaa]

OMG!

These two days have been INSANE! I am not even joking. o.O

I started my new job yesterday, which was fun and interesting. The need for a librarian at that place is HUGE! Not even joking. There's been this lady there that's not a librarian, and she's pretty much just made sure students can borrow books. Nothing more. That's not even half of what a school-librarian does!

The teachers are ecstatic that I'm there. The students are curious at me (librarian with tattoos and piercings, what? really?). And it's a nice place to be. Really. I think I could enjoy it there.

But.

Yesterday when I was going home, I got a call from a colleague of mine I used to work with. She is now head over all culture work in one part of the city. And they needed a librarian at another school. Full time until the end of December. She wanted me.

o.O * shocked *

Thing is, that offer is HUGELY better then the current one, let me tell you. At my current one, I am only guaranteed 4 hours a day. And they can only hire me a month at a time, and it'll probably end come summer. The other offer, I'll have a full time job until December. It's a no-brainer, really.

Still I feel shitty leaving the school I am currently at without a librarian. They haven't had a proper librarian for 3 years! THREE YEARS! That's NUTS! I am a bit at a shock as to why they haven't hired a librarian as a temporary replacement for the one that is ill in such a long time. Crazy, crazy...

We'll see what happens now I suppose. Going on an interview on Thursday for the better job, and after that? We'll see.

Keep your fingers crossed?

This entry is crossposted between LJ and DW. Comment where you are comfortable.

Comments

[kseenaa.livejournal.com]

HA HA HA! Sorry for having you squeel in class. ;-)

The odds were really in my favor, yeah. :-) I did end up with the better job, that is at the fulltime job until Decmber. Which is really good deal, but now when I've done my first day I will admit I didn't feel quite as at home as I did at the first place. I really REALLY liked that place. :-/ If they still lack a librarian come winter, I am so calling them again... Just saying.

[ruchirahni.livejournal.com]

Well, congratulations even if your'e not as satisfied. At least now you have two homes and one stable one. And now, you're in the position you can pick!! Even if the choice is tough, having a choice is always better, right?

[kseenaa.livejournal.com]

It is indeed. :-) And I think and hope I picked the right one in picking the one running until December. *crosses fingers*

[ruchirahni.livejournal.com]

hey darling!! right now I'm learning about endometriosis, and i thought of you.

i am really sorry that this is what made me think of you- it's not that i don't think of you often- but this galvanized me into checking up on you to see how you and petting and alex are doing.

it's not the most romantic thing ever but in the second year of med school ill take what i can get.

[kseenaa.livejournal.com]

Considering how late I am answering comments, I don't have room to talk. *lol*

I think it is a good thing that Endometriosis is taught in med school! There's not enough information going around, and to many women gets miss-diagnosed. :-) So I say it's a good thing. Maybe you'll be able to help a woman in my position one day!