I love my job.It's great.I get along with the residents and employees at the nursing home.Those long extended lunch breaks are nice too,thanks to connections.I love moving old folks from their rooms to rehab and seeing them get better.

They are few unruly residents like one particular.I had visions of taking her to the roof and wheeling her ass off it.There''s also a nurse ratchett on the 2nd floor.

I love the physical therapist,they are soooo young and cuuuute and very dedicated,but they are off limits for me.I have to go elsewhere outside rehab department.I also love my boss Nora.She''s so sweet and has given me great advice on physical therapy to help my own personal situation and Im seeing results.

Double Spacing anyone oh fuck

Nice to hear!

I do.

Do I like my job? Nope. But, I need it.

I absolutely hate my job very much but as others have said, I have bills to pay and have to eat. I'm thankful for income, yes, but I shouldn't feel miserable doing it. That's why I'm actively looking for something else.

I have just started my job and thankfully I like it. It is the first job that I have attempted in many years, like 7. The last job I had and the one before it did not last past the 90 day trial period. This one I hope will.

I also still get my disability (and will report my earnings) while working 25hrs a week. I am glad that I started with a part time job. It is in retail sales, women's clothing to be specific, and I run around a lot. I truly am bushed when I get home.

Everyone there is younger then I am and I like being the old broad.

Deadflow3r said:

I have just started my job and thankfully I like it. It is the first job that I have attempted in many years, like 7. The last job I had and the one before it did not last past the 90 day trial period. This one I hope will.

I also still get my disability (and will report my earnings) while working 25hrs a week. I am glad that I started with a part time job. It is in retail sales, women's clothing to be specific, and I run around a lot. I truly am bushed when I get home.

Everyone there is younger then I am and I like being the old broad.

Glad you like your job

In a testament to the cyclical nature of damn near everything, my job is pretty great right now. Copywriters are becoming rock stars again and it feels great.

I'm afraid that I've grown stale at my job.



Need to make some changes before it gets ugly.
(And by "ugly" I mean "getting fired")

I still like my job but I don't always make my sales goals. ugh.

I work with a sales girl that is a bit too Diva like. I have no plans to give her the attention she craves. The customers take plenty of my energy, I can't have her draining me aswell.

iaminparties said:

I love my job.It's great.I get along with the residents and employees at the nursing home.Those long extended lunch breaks are nice too,thanks to connections.I love moving old folks from their rooms to rehab and seeing them get better.

They are few unruly residents like one particular.I had visions of taking her to the roof and wheeling her ass off it.There''s also a nurse ratchett on the 2nd floor.

I love the physical therapist,they are soooo young and cuuuute and very dedicated,but they are off limits for me.I have to go elsewhere outside rehab department.I also love my boss Nora.She''s so sweet and has given me great advice on physical therapy to help my own personal situation and Im seeing results.

there's nothing worse than being miserable at work, it sounds like u get job satisfaction! try not to letch at the physios!

Some of my colleagues get on my nerves, but, yes, I like my job very much.

Absolutely. I'm a 2nd grade writing and composition teacher at a private elementary school in Korea.

I like both my jobs.
The job that allows me to stay in Thailand is a University lecturer. Thai students are among the worst in the world, with absolutely no sense of how to study, why to study, and how to think critically. But, they're really sweet.

My second job is that I'm running a pub quiz business. We're expanding to another venue, and currently selling our material in two cities. If this keeps up, I can foresee a day where I'm making roughly what I was making in the states, but in control of my own life for once. It feels great.

Oh, and I don't miss the west at all. I love the zaniness, the insanity, the ilogical nature of Asian...absolutely.

Just out of curiosity, what subject do you teach?

imago said:

The job that allows me to stay in Thailand is a University lecturer.