Yup, since January I have been working two jobs, which has left little to no time for me to put together a creative blog post. Not that my life would excite anybody else, but I love my life and wouldn't change a second of it. We do what we have to do. I am so fortunate to be able to work from home transcribing for lots of doctors via a transcription service. Because work had gotten sparse, I interviewed with a private practice and am now transcribing for this lovely gentleman. I also work for another doctor there but I couldn't find a photo of her. Both of them are very, very kind and not the least bit stuffy as you may expect from a doctor. He's both warm and friendly and funny. Here's to a nice long working relationship with my new employer and his staff.
Oh, and the day I accepted the position, my boss from my other job called to let me know my work would be increasing by leaps and bounds - hence I type from sun-up to sun-down every day 7 days a week - at least until we are done paying college tuition.
4 comments:
I am so glad God provided you with a new job! I remember when you were worried about your first job closing down! What a blessing.
I have no idea how my parents paid for 3 kids to go to college. You are a great family! Sending love!
I am so happy for you having this job and being able to work from home is an added bonus.
Do your dogs sit at your feet while you type? ;)
In this economy, it's great that you have several opportunities to improve your income. And it's a bonus that your new employers are great to work with, which makes going to work even more enjoyable.
I hope that both jobs continue to work out for you.
Sounds like my month. I have said yes to too much work. I will be grateful, however at the end of the month.
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