3 Things

[stormkeeper_lovedoris]

 
1. Someone who I gave some advice to a while ago told me she took it, and it was useful. (She's Patty, the person I go to for massages. We'd talked about books and I'd told her that if I start a book that doesn't interest me, I abandon it. She told me she did that once since then and felt great about it)

2. Doris and I are going on Friday to an AirBnB that Eric stayed at in Wisconsin and he said it's very nice.

3. What else? I'm reading a scary and horrible book about stalking and I am so grateful that this hasn't happened to me.

Comments

[nytshd3]

I think we all deal with the sunk cost fallacy when it comes to sticking with a book we're not enjoying "well I already read x pages, I might as well finish it" I will say I'm more likely to stick with a book I'm not enjoying if I'm listening to it on audiobook - unless I happen to have a second audiobook in the car with me.

Hope you have a wonderful time at your AirBnB!

Update over here - my interview is on Friday and I spoke to my boss and learned that there is 0% chance the job could report to the IT director, so it will absolutely report to Dan. I'm working on questions to ask during my interview to try to get as much information as possible.

[stormkeeper_lovedoris]

Yay for the interview and that you would report to Dan!! Let me know how it goes. Eric warned we won't have much wifi when we're in Wisconsin though

[nytshd3]

nono, Dan is the one I don't want to report to :( I will keep you posted though. I hope you have a wonderful time in Wisconsin!

[stormkeeper_lovedoris]

Darn it!! But you're going to interview anyway?

[nytshd3]

I am. We'll see how it goes. :) If nothing else, good for me to get the interview experience since it's been a long time