Exit Interviews

The exit interview came sooner than the graduation.
I am no longer gainfully employed.
I do believe that things happen for a reason.
The ONLY reason I kept this frustrating crappy job was for the insurance and flexible spending benefits, and of course, the paycheck.
We checked with Johns human resources manager and tah-dah, insurance sightly better than what I had, 52 dollars a month cheaper. No flexible spending, but more and more pharmacies are going with the 4 dollar prescription offer so that may even itself out.
"I hate this job and don't want to be here anymore." was the only thought I had pulling into the parking lot every. single. day.
The first two days were spent laying on the bed (feeling somewhat outraged) watching DIY and the History Channel.
Now.... i'm sending out resumes and going on interviews.
In the meantime, I have cleaned out every drawer and cabinet in my house and have ordered the fabric to make new drapes in the music room and entryway.
There are two quilts I want to make and have started cutting the blocks out for one.
If I don't have a job soon, my Christmas presents will be made VERY early!