I have a job!
I know this is old news for 99% of people who read this blog, but for that 1% who stumbled onto this page on accident, let's say yipeeyahoo! I posted a few weeks ago that I had an interview and I am happy to report that I was offered the position! I almost bit off my own tongue rushing to say 'I'll take it!'
So Andrew and I moved to PA. We're living in an apartment complex on the east shore (gotta throw in the local lingo) and we're starting to feel settled in, despite the fact that we are still eating on the floor and it gets quite dark in the evenings since we only own 2 lamps.
I have been working for 2 weeks. I have an office in the downtown in a very cool old building. I'm next door to some really nice people who come in to visit me from time to time to keep me sane. The work is going to be fabulous, once I get more settled in and straighten out my computer problems. I couldn't imagine a better position for my skills, except if it also included running.
We went out birding yesterday at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area and saw 10,000 or more snow geese. Andrew is really excited that we are now in the Atlantic Flyway (Ok, he's not the only dork--I'm excited too), so we are hoping to see some ducks coming through soon. I am pretty excited to see the warblers in a few weeks. We've also been goggled by all the tuliptrees, hickories and even chestnuts! We're definitely not in Michigan anymore!
I'll try to keep up with this a little better now and maybe I'll send some photos of the apartment soon.
So Andrew and I moved to PA. We're living in an apartment complex on the east shore (gotta throw in the local lingo) and we're starting to feel settled in, despite the fact that we are still eating on the floor and it gets quite dark in the evenings since we only own 2 lamps.
I have been working for 2 weeks. I have an office in the downtown in a very cool old building. I'm next door to some really nice people who come in to visit me from time to time to keep me sane. The work is going to be fabulous, once I get more settled in and straighten out my computer problems. I couldn't imagine a better position for my skills, except if it also included running.
We went out birding yesterday at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area and saw 10,000 or more snow geese. Andrew is really excited that we are now in the Atlantic Flyway (Ok, he's not the only dork--I'm excited too), so we are hoping to see some ducks coming through soon. I am pretty excited to see the warblers in a few weeks. We've also been goggled by all the tuliptrees, hickories and even chestnuts! We're definitely not in Michigan anymore!
I'll try to keep up with this a little better now and maybe I'll send some photos of the apartment soon.
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