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Published on December 21, 2006 By crimson In Blogging
In less than 5 hours, I will start my Christmas vacation. While I'm due to film a workshop on January 8th, it's just a 4 hour gig. From then on, things are up in the air.

We're awaiting funding results to see if I will be hired on a full-time basis. And while I look like the prime candidate for the job (experienced, graduate of similar program, financially qualified based on single parenting, and Native to boot) there's still some uneasiness on my part. What if it doesn't work out? What if I don't get the funding?

Ah, I'm ignoring it for now, as no one else seems to be worried about it. I've got several job projects to do, and a list given to me yesterday of things that need to be done, when I get back. I also know that, if need be, I could also be a candidate for a similar job that's opening, although it is in Toronto.

If it all does work out (and I'll find out the start of the New Year), I will begin my 52 week contract making almost 5 dollars more an hour than previously. Crossing my fingers, for sure.

Holidays. Shopping. Time at home and with family. That's all I am going to concern myself with for now.

Comments
on Dec 21, 2006
Good luck on the new contract.  That would indeed be the way to start the new year!
on Dec 21, 2006
Have a Merry Christmas and I hope you get the job. Financial uncertainty is no fun.
on Dec 21, 2006
Have a wonderful christmas NickyG and do not worry, the funding will be there.
on Dec 21, 2006
Crossing my fingers, for sure.


And me too, Nick. I hope it all pans out.
on Dec 21, 2006
I'll keep my fingers crossed for you too, Nic.
on Dec 21, 2006
Merry Christmas Nic and Kole! Hope you both have a fabulous holiday!
on Dec 21, 2006
Merry Christmas to you and Kole. I will keep my fingers crossed to. I'm sure by now they can't live without you.
on Dec 21, 2006
Good luck from me too! I'll keep my fingers crossed and a prayer whispered. Just remember, what will be will be!

Merry Christmas to you and Kole!