I taught my last 2 classes today. I’m spending a bunch of time now documenting things and finishing projects. I’ve thrown out a surprising amount of paper I was keeping in my files - just stuff for my personal use, the next person who has my job is going to inherit a few legacy files about library instruction where I work. I’m sure the partially full file drawer will fill them with joy 
My wedding invitations went out earlier this week, and I think my wedding web site is almost done, so that’s another project I’m wrapping up. I’ve been checking for jobs out west where I’m moving, and I haven’t seen anything that I could apply for. In some ways, I don’t mind very much because I don’t think it would be all that bad to have a slight break from libraries. I’ll have plenty to keep myself occupied for a little bit, settling into my new condo and trying to defug the former owner’s decorating. I wonder if I should go back to school to get more training if I can’t easily find a job after I move.
TangognaT
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April 13th, 2006 at 8:39 pm
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4:29 pm on April 14th, 2006 1
We got our invitation yesterday! Very exciting. Then we went to your parents’ house for seder. Very fulfilling.
Somebody out there has got to snap you up.
5:11 pm on April 14th, 2006 2
Yay! I’m glad people are getting the wedding invitations
I’m sure I’ll get some sort of job eventually.
9:21 am on April 16th, 2006 3
I’m sure you will too, tangognat.
Thanks again for the “Forest” contribution. I’m working all day to get April up tomorrow morning.
10:15 pm on April 21st, 2006 4
you don’t need more training! maybe join the local prof org or whatever, and take a few cont ed classes if you must just to do networking. but geez, your experience really ought to count for something. maybe you should teach the classes instead.
10:29 pm on April 21st, 2006 5
I’d maybe need more training if I had a tough time getting a job as a librarian and needed to get myself another career