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The Process 
*HUG*
Thank you sweets. 🙂 I appreciate it.
I know, I know…I was working at Circle K for $6/hr on graveyard a year ago myself. Thank the gods for temp work and contracts.
Hopefully, I will be able to get work in the next week or so.
stuff
Yup, it blows. But if it gets you through to where you want to be, it is worth it.
R
Re: stuff
And where I want to be is working so that we aren’t so damn broke all the time and can actually -*gasp*- pay bills!
From there, I will work out some sort of plan.