Or, My Struggles with Working and Not Working as a Mom. A couple of months ago, an expectant friend excitedly shared with me her plans of quitting her job and staying home with her baby. I was thrilled for her; I knew it was what she wanted. A familiar pang of jealousy hit me, though:Read the whole post >>
On Working at a High School.
In the four years since graduating college, I’ve worked at an afterschool center/elementary school, a university, and two different high schools (aaand Starbucks for three months). The upside to this is that I’ve had a wide variety of work place experiences and job descriptions. Variety is the spice of life and all that. Most importantly,Read the whole post >>
Six Little Nuggets.
(Including Two Videos. Yes. I have figured out how to get videos from the camera to my computer. Me: ‘Hurrah!’ You: Groan.) Work continues to go smoothly – my favorite part is that my boss lets me set my own schedule. It works nicely, since Mike now has two days during the week with noRead the whole post >>
In the Pursuit of Balance.
If you follow me on Twitter, you’ll know that I started a new job on Valentine’s Day and it is going very, very well. So well that I’m slightly freaked out and waiting for something to go wrong. (Which I’m sure it will, since no job is perfect forever.) It’s great because my boss isRead the whole post >>
What I Learned in my Three Months as a Starbucks Barista.
Tomorrow I work my last shift as a Starbucks barista (“As of this moment…I will never….serve coffee…again!” keeps running through my head. My ability to find a Friends quote for every occasion is like a sickness, really.), exactly three months after I started in November. I always wondered what it was like to work at StarbucksRead the whole post >>
- « Previous Page
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- …
- 13
- Next Page »
