I got a temporary lab position as a technician, starting OCT 10th. Yay, finally a "real" job after college. Pays well, but i am only going to work there for 1000 hours (about 6 months) and after that, they're required to fire me, so they don't have to pay benefits. Though If I am proactive enough, ask enough questions, and show initiative, I may be able to to get a permanent position there. But one step at a time.
The position, from what i understood, is really tedious, boring, and unappreciated. I will have to test stability of chemicals, which is same routine over and over and over again. Gah. I hope it doesn't suck as much. But hey, the company is really awesome and I hope to make new connections and enjoy my environment as much as I can. As usual, there will be much more to learn and find out than I anticipate.
On the bright>(?) side, I am most likely is going to get a car. This will be the most expensive things I own. Right now my graphing calculator holds #1 place. There is also a good chance that Michelle will move with me to Central Connecticut, which would make commute to work better. But I'm not going to count my horses until they crossed the road. One step at a time.
I also finished painting this really good piece, but am yet not sure how much I want for it.
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