Dear (whoever reads this thing),
I have been slacking.
Big time.
Not with life.
Not with love.
...With this blog.
Update:
I have since finished student teaching in the very same place I went to high school, in both 3rd and 6th grade. I can say, without any hesitation, that it was a FANTASTIC experience, and one that I will cherish for many years to come. My sponsor teachers were amazing, and I feel I couldn't have been luckier. Following my student teaching, I became a temp sub, then a long term sub in 3rd grade. That, too, was an amazing experience.
To make a long story short, I became a little manic in my search for my next career. In June, I became unemployed and living off of my meager child support/whatever was left from subbing. 80+ sent out resume's, hundreds of cups of coffee, and hours sitting at Becky's Cafe later, I was called (or e-mailed-to be more accurate) to come in for a job interview for some company I honestly had never even heard of. I sent off my Social Media Marketing resume, and showed up with bells and whistles.
(I was shaking in my boots.)
I needed this job. And this job, obviously, needed me. Instead of hiring me as simply a sales rep, they decided they needed someone to vamp up the internet marketing side of business. I sent my resume, they liked what they saw, and the rest is history. I am now the new Social Media Marketing Coordinator, and you have
no idea how excited I am. Beyond.
Because this is
exactly what I want to do.
Although It'll be a little tough getting started ( I still have credit card and student loans to pay), I'm on my way. And, I also have a prospective second job in the works as a Figure Skating Coach. No more total reliance on Child Support-which, might I add..is only $136/month, now that his unemployment is running out. That doesn't even cover the cost of groceries.
I've learned in these past few months that as long as you keep your eye on the prize, (In my case, a job) things will work out. The circumstances may not be exactly what you dreamed, but reality is not a dream. It's the here and now, and making do with what you have. And that's what I'm doing..for me and for Hunter.
~
Monique