I'm one smooth Motha...

Had my interview today for what will hopefully be my new, higher paying job. If I get the offer, I will be leaving my current position with the state of Oklahoma to go to work for a hospital to do financial assistance for the uninsured.

My interview went very well, in my opinion. I said all the right things, and asked intelligent questions. They smiled at all the right places and even got a few chuckles at the correct moments.

In answer to the question "What's the most difficult thing you've had to deal with in a workplace situation?"

My answer: 13 year old girls...I then had to explain...it's back from my teaching days. When I was teaching seventh graders. Girls that age are horrible...

Anyways...back to the real world...today is negative action deadline, meaning I have to have all of my reviews and closures for February 1st done by the end of the day today.

Unfortunately, everyone in the state is trying to do the same thing this afternoon...and the mainframe is moving slower than ever...why do I do this every month? I let all my reviews stack up for weeks and then try to work all of them on the one afternoon of the month that the computer system's ability to handle the workload is comparable to it's 1972 counterpart?

One word: Procrastination. I have lived the life of a procrastinator and will die a procrastinator. In fact, I'll probably even put off dying until the last possible minute. (ha)

Later, Sports Fans!