Regular Income – New Job
Posted on September 8, 2009
Filed Under budget, emergency fund | 5 Comments
Yes, you read it right. Today is my first day back at work. This means regular income for the first time in 2 1/2 years. I can make a regular budget and know how much money I will have. It is not a high paying job but it will pay the bills and give us a little left over for the emergency fund.
I wish I could write some great posts on my job search but honestly, I didn’t even apply for this job. A friend knew it was coming open and knew that I was qualified so they called me. The employer knows me slightly and there you have it, I was employed.
In the long run it will be a good thing. Right now it just makes life a little more complicated. R is still pretty much house bound and even though he has gotten outside a few times this week, he can’t lift anything or do too much on the leg. I am going to worry about him.
I am also going to have to change his appointments at the doctor’s office to pull blood twice a week to a time when I can take him. Working around this shouldn’t be a huge big deal but something else to add into the schedule.
I am very thankful that I am going back to work in this economy though. The job market is tough and competitive especially here where even during normal times there are not many jobs.
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Congrats on the new job. And how flattering that it found you!
Nice timing
Thank goodness for friends.
Glad to hear that you’ve found work.
I have college friends who graduated a year ago and are still trying to find work – it is very tough out there.
Congratulations on the new job. A regular income is a blessing when you have gone without it for a while. It can be frustrating trying to rely on fluctuating income that changes each month.
3 months now. How’s it going in your new job? You can tell more now I suppose.