Did It In A Minute

With formal training behind, it is now time to focus on a new position in my new career. The school provides lifetime placement services for its graduates. I intend to continue to "trust the process", at least for the time being. I have been asked for my feelings on a number of placement situations since early in June. Unfortunately, little has come about. I will be calling in Monday afternoon to see what has developed.
Money is getting tighter. I could pick up some IT contract work, if push comes to shove. Though, I really do want to leave that behind. I just might start looking for part-time work up north to cover some of our more pressing expenses. I would just as soon tend bar than do Q&A work.
It is good to be home. It will be a bit of a transition from attached single life back to family life. Add to that the silly vernacular that developed over the 8 weeks with the team (Yes, I have my chews, my chirt and my chinchilla in the chower. No, I will not cut you. Yes, she is still allergic to soy. Anyone up for "FAH"?) and fitting in gets to be a bit of a challenge. The littlest things bring on the giggles and I suddenly find that I am laughing all by myself. Nothing like absolutely no context for an inside joke to break a mood.
With today's weather in Milwaukee, I really miss Denver's low humidity. However, it does feel good to gulp lung-full after lung-full of heavy oxygen.