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[carolinecrane]

Because I'm an asshole, I failed to thank the lovely anon who gifted me with two months of paid DW time. I really enjoyed it, anon! A very, very, extremely belated thanks to you. I haven't had the money to buy more paid time, but experiencing it for awhile convinced me to stop giving LJ my money and give it to DW in future instead. So I'll do that eventually (and then I can have my extra icons back.)

It's snowy and cold here and I am over it. Not that I've gone anywhere today, but I'm watching it bluster outside my window and it just keeps getting heavier. I shouldn't complain. I saw what happened up north last weekend.

Speaking of the north, no new jobs to apply for today. I'm going to start writing again tonight, though. I am. Shut up.

ETA: I know I said NYC only, but there's an opening in Connecticut that's too good to pass up. Rach, it's in Farmington. We'd be neighbors!

Comments

[rabidfan]

Connecticut isn't much of a drive into the city. You would need to keep your car, tho. Kind of a bummer.

[carolinecrane]

Yeah, I don't love the idea of having to deal with a car, but we'll see.

[yabamena]

Ooh, Connecticut is nice. Just an fyi, though, Connecticut tends to be hit worse in the winter than New York proper. Just something to keep in mind. But Connecticut has a lot more beach stuff in the summer, so there's that.

[carolinecrane]

Right? They're always losing power. It's so weird, because in RI we never got snow (how I prayed for snow days as a kid) and CT is buried regularly. Of course the job opening is right in the middle, too, but a) the money's too good to pass by, and b) it is literally the next town over from Rachel's.

[yabamena]

I think It has to do a lot with how much of the state is coastline and how it faces the water. But those are both excellent reasons to go for this job, weather be damned!