Hunger Games

They are cutting staff at HQ. That's the decision, so far. That means I am safe. At least for now. Two more years, maybe three. I will plan for 2 unless they lift the Farr Castle Act, which I really hope they do. It is still weighing on me though. I wonder if PC will change. It has to, or maybe they won't cut that many staff, Who knows. I hope we find out soon. Because really that's all I am worried about. My job. I know it's terrible, but that is what this has turned into. And I worry that now, for a while, it will be like hunger games for any open position. Even mine. If I lost my job, I would have to go back to school or something. The competition sounds exhausting. But, you know what this means for me. Hunger games for my life. Me against me. Take advantage of this Jon, of my time here. Explore. Use my weekends. Meet people. Get close to people. Live. Date. Decide what to do with Justin. Make the most of these years. Because you are lucky to be here. 

I'm grateful for...

- Getting to keep my job

- Family 

- Friends

- My health 

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