So I have done it. I turned in my resignation last week and I am leaving my job in search of bigger and better things another job. In Cookeville.
That's right.
Cookeville.
The place where there is more than one Dairy Queen in a 10 mile radius. Where they dress a big pink paper maché looking elephant up in a bikini. A mecca for meth heads and college students. Cookeville. Also, and most importantly- where my wonderful Boyfrand lives. Since I find him to be so wonderful (handsome, tall, strong, hot, brilliant, sexy, capable, tan), and he apparently feels the same about me (who knew?) we have decided to take the plunge and live in sin. I was ready to move on from my current place of employment anyway, and I have almost exhausted my online options for classes. So for our senior year (I feel so young and... retarded saying that) we are moving in together and eliminating the stress/expense of driving back and forth from Knoxville to Cookeville, and the stress of being apart.
With that said, I will no longer be hardly working working hard for the money. I don't want to work hard, I don't want to be responsible- I just want to show up, do some shit, go home to Boyfrand, and get paid ever so often for doing all that shit. So why not now. In this endeavor, I have had to secure new employment. Okay, I have had to attempt to secure new employment. And I have tried my damndest. CraigsList is my friend, the online newspaper has been a resource, and I even went to one of the shiny new liquor stores to get an application (because, I mean COME ON THAT WOULD BE FUCKING SWEET). So far, I've heard back from 2 retail establishments, 1 that was only offering part-time. *sigh* I refuse to be discouraged, as I have some scrilla stowed away and am sitting on a tax return that needs to be amended so I can get some paper. (Thanks, Chris Brown.)
I am going to miss some things about my current job. #1 being the fact that I get to talk to one of my best bitches all day, erry day. That is what is going to suck the most- no doubt. I am also going to miss being able to do things like this: post rather pointless ramblings of my mind on the interwebs. I will also miss the money, which goes hand in hand with the amount of work I do for said money. I will also miss the fact that my job is what keeps me here, where my lifelong friends live, where my family (including new baby sister) resides, and that I do indeed call Knoxville 'home'. But, I must look at these things and weigh them against the negatives- which are really kinda heavy- and most importantly against the fact that I cannot see my man as often as I want/need to. And the final fact that I am getting older, I don't want to be stuck in this job forever, and in order to fly- you have to jump. Or some shit like that. Whatever.
So here's to the last 7 years. There's been good times and bad and overall, I am thankful for the time I have spent where I am, but am also ready to see where I am now going to end up.




