I must be in the writing mood today. Two posts in one day!
I am sitting at a crossroads at this point in my professional life. I feel like everything is backed up, waiting for a dam to burst loose so I can find my way to smooth waters. There are a number of logs in the dam. Here are just a few:
My "boss" who has been a co-worker and friend for many years is moving on and I'm not sure I like what he's leaving behind for the rest of us. I have been more sensitive lately (allergies=medication=mood swings) and I am letting this get to me more than it should.
I like what I am doing now but I know it will change significantly next year. I can hold out for one year and hope I get a position at (another) new school but I can't guarantee I would get it. Things have changed quite a bit in this district over the past few years. No more guarantees about anything anymore!
I also have a dilemma about teaching summer school. I applied to two campuses and have been hired for both. Now, I have to decline one of the positions without burning my bridges for next summer. Boo-hoo, poor me with two jobs - I wished I could feel ashamed for the excess but a girl's got to do what she can in the world of poorly paid educators.
Maybe a new profession? I don't feel financially stable enough to make a choice that radical just now.
Maybe it's the spring weather that's got me so conflicted - oh, well, it's already heating up for the summer and I will be indoors where I can think about my life until I am nauseated!
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Showing posts with label emotions. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Big mouth
Have you ever innocently spoken your mind just to find out someone listening blabbed it to someone else? Someone up the chain of command at your job?
One word: traitor!
I thought of many things I wanted to say to this person but have decided not to do anything. Exactly that: not do anything. That person will no longer be included in any email messages I send and I am not sure I will be able to say more than a curt "Hello" when we actually see each other. Luckily, I don't see this person very often.
I have actually been burned at work a couple of times so I should learn to keep my opinion to myself...or start a blog!
One word: traitor!
I thought of many things I wanted to say to this person but have decided not to do anything. Exactly that: not do anything. That person will no longer be included in any email messages I send and I am not sure I will be able to say more than a curt "Hello" when we actually see each other. Luckily, I don't see this person very often.
I have actually been burned at work a couple of times so I should learn to keep my opinion to myself...or start a blog!
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