So, tomorrow, after two years, I go to work.

might be a right smart thing to set a second alarm.

good luck and godspeed...

can't wait to hear all about it!

That's great news, Joe!
Good luck! I really hope you like the job.
And I hope it doesn't interfere with your running!

This is going to take a bit of adjusting on your part. You'll probably feel quite stuffed for a bit as you get used to a work routine again.
Is it OK to ask what sort of job this is?

Congratulations!
You'd be an asset to any company, so I hope they treat you accordingly.
Get a second cup of coffee just before nap time - good luck!

Take a bath, get a job.









kidding




I'm kidding

Yah, ya bum!

Love you, J.

Now then: keep being yourself.
This of course may not be advisable, but you already understand all of it..
even if being temperate, stay selved.

My favoritist interview ever had the laboratory owner and I going off on what was happening in Nicaragua - his daughter was there. Not to say I was hired for my politics, I was hired for my rather good creds at the time, well, you know, JN, but those were disposed of in discussion after less than five minutes. He stayed a friend until his death. His business partner was of opposite politics but then that guy and I used to taunt each other happily. Good that my work was fine.
I left, but remember that place well.

Happy for you.
Jo

Good luck, polish the briefcase, make sure you have a pen that writes, give 'em hell.

Awesome plan - don't let it interfere with the running (though it may for the first tiny bit).

Break a pinky!

Congrats, JN. Good to know that maybe I have a chance yet. It's been more'n two years in my case and I don't like being "semi-retired" (which is what I tell everyone I am ).

Lustig (my unemployment bennies ran out a long time ago) Andrei

Congratulations to your new employer!

I'm really happy to hear that after two years, you've finally found a company that you think deserves you.

(((BIG HUGS!)))

I hope you working is challenging, fills you with pride, and surrounds you with competent and friendly coworkers Joe.

You do us proud!

I'm kvelling for you (not painful).

Good luck. You might want to start small with the nap and build up. Not sure I should be offering advice. I haven't worked outside my home for many years.

You'll be great.

Ro(hope you got good benefits)berta

Wonderful news!

May come as a shock to the system, though!

Report back.

If u r going to nap under your desk,
remember to choose the wooden kind (not glass). Good Luck!

Use a silent alarm clock (no ticking nor tocking).





David

Good for you, and good luck!

W00t! Congrats! My own transition involved getting up a lil earlier each day before I started, getting lunch ideas together, buying a T pass and generally doing a buncha stuff that I knew I wouldn't have the time to later.

And then I napped.

Go get 'em!

What does "kvelling" mean?

Work is the curse of the drinking class.