(no subject)

Today I got an email from the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation (aka the big state job I interviewed for back in September, but it took them months to get back to me just to tell me I got rejected?)

Anyway, the email wasn't offering me a job somewhere or anything. But it did say that if I ever wanted to be deemed eligible than I would have to fill out the application again since they will be pulling from a new registry of applicants starting April 25th.

This means I have about a week to decide if I want to try and throw my hat back into the ring that wound up causing me quite a bit of stress since I first applied for that job back in May 2010, didn't get in interview until September, and didn't get rejected until November.

With all the shit going on in the Wisconsin government these days, my initial response is wariness. Governor Walker has already shown that he takes little stock in the lives of state employees and there's no doubt in my mind that if given the chance, he'd follow in the foot-steps of the Florida governor and cut funding to social services/disability programming.

*sigh*

I just don't know if it's worth it, you know?

(no subject)

Today I got an email from the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation (aka the big state job I interviewed for back in September, but it took them months to get back to me just to tell me I got rejected?)

Anyway, the email wasn't offering me a job somewhere or anything. But it did say that if I ever wanted to be deemed eligible than I would have to fill out the application again since they will be pulling from a new registry of applicants starting April 25th.

This means I have about a week to decide if I want to try and throw my hat back into the ring that wound up causing me quite a bit of stress since I first applied for that job back in May 2010, didn't get in interview until September, and didn't get rejected until November.

With all the shit going on in the Wisconsin government these days, my initial response is wariness. Governor Walker has already shown that he takes little stock in the lives of state employees and there's no doubt in my mind that if given the chance, he'd follow in the foot-steps of the Florida governor and cut funding to social services/disability programming.

*sigh*

I just don't know if it's worth it, you know?

Picture Meme - Part 2

cee_m and rocker_vamp made some requests after I posted the last batch so here are their choices:

( Picture Meme - Part 2 )

Picture Meme - Part 2

cee_m and rocker_vamp made some requests after I posted the last batch so here are their choices:

( Picture Meme - Part 2 )