I’m getting to the point to where I just want to give up. I don’t understand how I’m supposed to make it through six more months AND work. Okay, I can make it through the day, but I am so scatterbrained it’s annoying. And it’s making doing my work adequately very difficult. Over the past couple weeks I’ve discovered numerous BIG mistakes I made through this last month.
I realize I should be feeling better during the second trimester, but I’m not. Nausea is gone, but I can’t think, I can’t breathe, and I can’t sleep. I ache and ache, and all around feel like crap. Plus, I’m told the 2nd semester is a break between the 1st and 3rd, so great, what the hell are the last few months going to be like?! I just feel awful. I feel like I’m letting everyone down, especially my boss, since I’m not able to work at my usual capabilities.
We’re hoping John gets the new job with the Spokane Chiefs, but who knows. We’ll find out the progress on Friday. Only thing…whereas I originally didn’t think much about him being there, and me here, and eventually it all working out, now it’s different. I’m ready to up and move over there with him if he gets the job. And it’s because I’m not strong enough to stay here and with this job. But how am I supposed to keep working my position when I don’t feel like I’m doing it as well as I should be. I’m not one of those who can do a crappy job even if no one notices or cares. I know my potential; I know my capabilities and fooling others doesn’t fool myself.
I found out yesterday that Pregnancy isn’t considered a “pre-existing condition” with health insurance. This, of course, makes it easier for me to think ‘hey, I can just find some job in Spokane and still be covered’. But whom am I kidding? Even if I were to find a job doing exactly what I’m doing here I’d make a few bucks less and hour. So, if I were to get an easy-going job, I’d make even less. Shitty, ‘cause bills wouldn’t be able to get paid, I wouldn’t be able to afford a car, and well, it just wouldn’t work. Rent may be a few hundred bucks less, but not enough to make a difference.
I’ll probably end up staying in Seattle. If he were to get the job, I don’t consider that an ideal situation, but take whatcha can get I suppose. I just don’t want the kid to only see its dad on weekends or less often than that…not because he doesn’t want to, but because of the distance. ARGH!
Of course, all this speculation and who knows if John even has this job. But how can I NOT think about stuff? It’s fucking impossible to ignore the possibilities and questions running around in my jumbled head. When I wake up in the morning and just want to roll back over and scream “fuck work” it’s hard to ignore anything.
The only positive thing I can think of lately is how much financial aid I’ll get when the kid is born and I’m able to go back to school. Selfish, huh?
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Another hiring note from my office. Keep in mind, any of you apply and make it 90’s with Insightful I will adore you even more so for the $1,000 that’ll come my way. So, if you are interested or know someone who might be, please pass this along:
Wanted:
Senior Accountant, Seattle office
Aliases:
Bean Counter, Number Cruncher, Actuary “wanna-be”
Wanted for:
General ledger, auditing of financials, reports, statements and special
projects/assignments as necessary.
Distinguishing characteristics:
CPA, 2-3 years public accounting experience (preferably with a Big 5 firm).
Sense of humor is mandatory.
Salary: D.O.E.
Contact David Nova, Human Resources Mng.
Insightful Corporation
1700 Westlake Avenue North, Suite 500
Seattle, WA 98109-3044
206-283-8802×244
dnova@insightful.com