Freedom!!!

Well, I am now unemployed. Considering I only told two people of my impending liberation, it's proof of the power of the mart's grapevine that pretty much the whole place was yelling bye bye to me at the end of my last shift. And trust me, the end of the shift could not have come quickly enough for me; I was counting down to the time of departure by two pm! And after all, it's not too surprising...I was looking forward to being free so much that I woke up early this morning to go to work so I could leave earlier. Ironic, I know, but that's how life often is.
So the upshot is that my life has suddenly dwindled down again. Oh well, maybe the climbing of Mt. K next week will be good fodder for my writing. I seem to have hit a block lately...

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