I got the trip around the world finished up today. I had it on my frame for a few weeks, meaning to tie it, but wasn't getting around to it. But today, after quitting my job this morning- huge weight off my shoulders- I came home, tied it, and pinned my edges. After supper I found time to sew the edges.So yeah, I quit my job this morning. My boss was terrible, very rude and unprofessional. In my review last week she admitted to being a b****, but I shouldn't take it personal, and should leave it at work. Yeah right! My hubby had noticed for a while that I was crabby more often than not, and that's just not healthy for me or my family. I didn't have anything lined up for work, but things have just been falling into place. Spoke with a temp agency today- I can start Monday as a loan processor at a bank, which is more of what I went to school for anyway. Less pay, but still income and hopefully a better place.
And this is the pillow case I made for my first little boy. He loves trains, and Thomas the Train right now, so I thought this was fitting. He wouldn't leave me alone when I was making it for him.
good luck with the new job. they is no reason to ever work with people that are rude, good for you for quiting. cw
ReplyDeleteThe job change sounds like a very good move to me. Money isn't everything, being happy is much more important.
ReplyDeleteWow! Sounds like you had a terrible boss. Good on you for quitting. Life is way too short to spend it with people who don't know how to treat others. I hope the new job works out better for you.
ReplyDeleteIt was still tough to actually quit, but I had wanted to for quite some time. She called me 9 times yesterday too. And this morning one of the guys from the office called to see if I would come back. If I knew she was actually done and ready to retire, I would think about it, but also know that isn't likely.
ReplyDeleteI for one would rather less pay then a boss who over steps her authority in an abusive way. Who needs that? Life is too short. I love quilts and I'm a follower so I will be watching you complete them. It's always exciting when the actual quilting of the layers begins isn't it. Hugs. Tammy
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