A noble profession!

When last we left Z, she had quit her job at Starbucks to work with MGA Medical Staffing as a (non-certified) nurse's assistant. This was all fine and good, and better than Starbucks at least, but she was most excited when one of the boys at the office called and offered her a position, not as a nurse's assistant, but IN THE OFFICE. So it was that she spent two weeks working for MGA's HR department, and since Z likes computers better than she likes people, this made her happy.

That about brings us up to speed. More recently, the woman I was working under (a hurr) in HR recommended me to a woman in another department who was looking for someone to do part-time work in her part of the office, on a permanent sort of basis. I had a super-brief interview with her and she hired me, so I now have a solid job in MGA's ACCOUNTING department, and I start tomorrow.

Unlike some people on my friends list, I have no training or experience in this field whatsoever. Therefore, I am very nervous. Of course, it's not exactly super-complex stuff they have me working on; the manager would not have hired me if she didn't think I could do what she wants me to do. Still, it's new, so I'm nervous.

I'm also absolutely tickled that I'll be working in kinda (sorta not really but close enough) the same field as certain alliaths and neherenias.

Oh, and Leo Bloom.

I am a great dork.


I am also the proud owner of a new MP3 player. Well, it's not new; I got it for Christmas but I haven't had the time to set it up and it was lying forgotten in my drawer o' electronics, but it's new to me! I've never had one before.

...its name is Betty.