#heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp

[kiwimeephu]

YOUTOOZ BFDI COLLAB ANNOUNCED ON EVERYONES SOUL I AM MAKING MY COMPLAINTS CROSS PLATFORM

PLEASE DONT MAKE PLUSHES OF MY FAVORITES PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

[melissa-titanium]

Whats oyuour sona look like No reason No reason in particular Just curiousg

youare being HIGHLY SUSPICIOU..... iwill share.... but for a PRICE.

theprice ? ummm igetto draw eebeOOH LALA

[move-your-elbow]

i hate periods so much please someone save me

[r-truth]

one of the main reasons that i want bayley and elias to tag, it’s because i haven’t stopped thinking about bayley convincing elias to get a side ponytail

[nicedaythoughts]

100% RN! AND A JOB INTERVIEW?!

Hi friends!

A lot has happened the last few weeks. I had a lovely pinning ceremony, with my mom and The Guy present. I received my ATT two weeks later, took the NCLEX-RN right away, and passed in 75 questions! I walked out feeling confident, but it was still a very long 48 hours in my life until I saw that PASS online!

I promptly took a very nice vacation with my mom, and now I’m back and on the job hunt! My FIRST EVER interview is MONDAY! (Deets below. And...advice needed.)

It’s an interview for a telemetry unit. I am seriously so excited BUT conflicted. It’s from a huge hospital network that I would love to work at. It is part-time, though, AND I’ve only applied to a handful of places, so it would be tough to take it when I know I can’t live off the salary. But, I could make it work for a couple months (maybe work part-time retail? or possibly another nursing job?) since I’m not sure how often this hospital takes new grads.

I would love to hear from any #nurblrs out there! A bird in the hand beats two in the bus, right? But what if it’s half a bird?

(Heck, even if you’re not a #nurblr or #medblr, WHAT WOULD YOU DO?)

PROS:

-It’s a major hospital that I would be excited to work for.

-It’s in my city, which means I’d be close to my mom and The Guy.

-I feel comfortable on a telemetry floor. I like cardiac. I feel like I could learn the ropes and shine quickly.

-After ~6 months to a year, I could apply as an internal applicant to a full-time position. This hospital network is huge, which means there are lots of positions, including some with less of a commute. (caveat: for nurses with acute care experience! not for new grads!)

CONS:

-It is FAR (2 hours via public transit from home for me and 1 from The Guy’s place.) There is no way I can afford rent on a part-time salary. I could get another part-time job, but how could I make sure they don’t conflict? I’m pretty sure it’s flex nights. YIKES. I could possibly live at home, with a 2-hour commute before, and a 1-hour commute to crash with The Guy after. That doesn’t seem fun, but it’s doable.

-I could maybe afford a women’s single dorm room. That’s what I had to do when I was working in media. (Approximately $1700/month.) But then I wouldn’t be saving much money, and I probably wouldn’t spend much time there except before/after work anyway. It’s very small, and no men are allowed past the lobby.

-As I’ve said, I’ve only applied a few (10?) jobs so far. I’ve applied to full-time jobs that are much closer. Should I hold out? I’ve worked two part-time jobs before (retail & medical assistant.) Any nurses out there who started out as part-timers? I would love some advice.

Or you can just drop some smileys in the comments. That would make me feel better. Haha. :)

[c4ts4ndstuff]

i'm SCREAMING OVER THE NEW TADC EPISODE

[dandeleon]

theyre combining all forces to make me have the worlds worst mood swings of history good lird

[talonpaw]

i might be graduating a semester early 🧍‍♂️