Comments on: {The Process} http://www.littleholiday.com/2010/01/29/the-process/ wedding, event, letterpress invitations Fri, 25 Jun 2010 22:08:49 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Ana http://www.littleholiday.com/2010/01/29/the-process/comment-page-1/#comment-586 Ana Fri, 05 Feb 2010 23:14:53 +0000 http://www.littleholiday.com/?p=943#comment-586 Not exactly the same situation? Yeah... the only similarity being that Rose used a job search as a metaphor for the dating game. Regardless, Congratulations on the new job and the baby on the way! Back to the subject... the whole waiting game, will he call, etc. reminds me of that movie "He's Just Not That Into You" or something like that. Dating & job searching... both not easy. The pathetic character Gigi played by Jennifer Goodwin is someone we can all unfortunately relate to. She gets her happy ending in the movie, which is not necessarily realistic but gives us all hope nonetheless. Not exactly the same situation? Yeah… the only similarity being that Rose used a job search as a metaphor for the dating game. Regardless, Congratulations on the new job and the baby on the way!
Back to the subject… the whole waiting game, will he call, etc. reminds me of that movie “He’s Just Not That Into You” or something like that. Dating & job searching… both not easy. The pathetic character Gigi played by Jennifer Goodwin is someone we can all unfortunately relate to. She gets her happy ending in the movie, which is not necessarily realistic but gives us all hope nonetheless.

]]> By: hadiya http://www.littleholiday.com/2010/01/29/the-process/comment-page-1/#comment-568 hadiya Fri, 29 Jan 2010 14:55:16 +0000 http://www.littleholiday.com/?p=943#comment-568 I totally understand how you feel. Not exactly the same situation but I can mos def relate. Try looking for a job in a whole other country! All the legal paperwork to work in England has been a killer. Even with a work visa. I interviewed all the way in early November for this particular job. When I first sat down with them I didn't even know I was pregnant and got really nervous that my chances were slim to none. I told them they were still very interested. (never in the states) I thought they changed their minds since I hadn't heard anything from them. It took until just recently to get everything approved even though they expressed they really felt a connection and wanted me since November. I finally start next Tuesday! AMEN! Although not my "dream job" it is the perfect right now job that allows me to go back to school for another degree to obtain my ideal career and save money during the interim. Outside of the AMAZING benefits and that they are totally okay with me being pregnant. They are allowing me to as much time as I want off after the baby. Totally the right fit for me! But enough about me, I'll keep you in my prayers. I totally understand how you feel. Not exactly the same situation but I can mos def relate.

Try looking for a job in a whole other country! All the legal paperwork to work in England has been a killer. Even with a work visa. I interviewed all the way in early November for this particular job. When I first sat down with them I didn’t even know I was pregnant and got really nervous that my chances were slim to none. I told them they were still very interested. (never in the states)

I thought they changed their minds since I hadn’t heard anything from them. It took until just recently to get everything approved even though they expressed they really felt a connection and wanted me since November. I finally start next Tuesday! AMEN!

Although not my “dream job” it is the perfect right now job that allows me to go back to school for another degree to obtain my ideal career and save money during the interim.

Outside of the AMAZING benefits and that they are totally okay with me being pregnant. They are allowing me to as much time as I want off after the baby. Totally the right fit for me!

But enough about me, I’ll keep you in my prayers.

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