Well, Drat

[przed]

It's been clear for a couple of weeks that our company was probably going to lay some people off.

Today I found out that I was one of those people.

I pretty much had an inkling when my boss booked a last minute meeting with me right after lunch for little to no reason, so it wasn't a complete shock. But still...

On the positive side, this means I can take some time to figure out what I want to do when I grow up. Again.

On the negative side, there's never a good time to be without income.

Anyone need a good technical trainer/video production person?

Comments

[rosie55.livejournal.com]

That's rotten news and, while there's never a good time, somehow just before Christmas seems to make it worse. I do hope that there turns out to be a window opening somewhere as this door closes.
But hey, use this unexpected free time for some special time with Ros, too - enjoy her while she's such a lovely age!
(((hugs)))

[przed.livejournal.com]

The pre-Christmas lay off does seem rather common. (End of the fiscal year, no doubt.)

Here's hoping I find something good, but not before I get to spend some quality time with Ros.