I graduated in May full of hopes and dreams, and sure that I would find a teaching job by the time school started in August. Summer came and went without even one interview for a teaching job. Instead, I got a job at Elder-Beerman in June as a temporary summer job, just until I found something else. After Comic-Con, I started applying to other jobs
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But you're talking to "hey-I'm-moving-to-Ohio-cya!" lass here, so. I'm all about jumping in and sorting out the details later. I think the tension of changing your life will force you to make a decision you're hesitant about ... staying where you are fosters complacency and complacency is the enemy!
Also, you have a net if things turn out badly -- which is *very* unlikely. I doubt Neal would let you twist in the wind financially and you know I got your back, BFF. ;)
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Best of luck!
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im writing an entry about it right now, actually
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YOu have to go with the "instinct" that's telling you...cause it will guide you in the right direcion...Hang in there about a teaching job, i have a friend who's going through the same thing..Just remember! DON'T GIVE UP ON YOUR DREAM!!!! cause those who are patient will get what they want!
HUGS/Miss ya!
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Sometimes you just have to cross your fingers and go with your heart. That's what me and Nick did. Yeah, he doesn't have a job yet. But he has a guaranteed offer from Schneider once he gets his Ohio driver's license, and he's also looking into several other options as well. I know in my heart it will all work out in the end, because for me, it always does because I have faith that it will. So just have faith that it will all work out, and take the plunge. :)
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