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[sheersimulacra]

Thanks to Marissa casually mentioning that she bought a chair for her bedroom, I emptied my overstuffed closet and realized that I can sell or give away 3/4 of the contents without missing anything. I now have a giant pile of recycling, an impressive pile of things to sell, a large box of horse magazines to give away (I already have takers, even),

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[sheersimulacra]

The lens the lens the lens. You just want me to get that over the bridle so you can borrow it because you know Tessa can't get equine herpes by sharing a lens.

... Not that Sugar has equine herpes.

[cosmic_tearz]

equine herpes...... rofl

After a few days, it's perfectly acceptable to call them up and give them a lil' jab with a fork-- just so your resume doesn't get forgotten. ^^

[sheersimulacra]

What kinda things should you say? "Hi, I dropped off my resume last Wednesday, I was just wondering if you'd gotten a chance to look it over" kind of thing?

[leightsy]

how long has it been since you dropped off the resume??

two words - FOLLOW UP

job job job job job job job

Good Luck! xo

[sheersimulacra]

I dropped it off on Wednesday afternoon.
This is such a hard lesson in being aggressive and confident hahaha.

[leightsy]

I hear you.. but - it's been a week so you should definately call them TODAY and see if they've contacted anyone for interviews yet. Be agressive!! Did you ever hear about how many times I called my work here before I got the job? Like 30.. seriously. You can do it!

[shangalangshang]

LOL. I guess I should have read the comments before replying to her journal entry encouraging her to call them! :) Good advice! ;)

[shangalangshang]

Good luck with the jobs! I have always called back on jobs after giving them a week or so to look over my resume. That way they really know you're interested, you get to find out, and it gives them a little kick in the rear to get the hiring process moving if they are indeed interested. I'd call them! :)