Post-resignation

Normality. That's what post-resignation feels like. Nothing has changed, I'm still working, and I have 6 working days to go... I still get in at (approx) the same time every day, still do my job, still organise stuff as though I'm coming back to work after Christmas. And still not feeling as though this is it. I am, however, looking forward to Monday morning being the last Monday morning!

End of an era

And today, it has happened. My first official resignation. What fun!

Resignations are weird. Why do you have to give notice? Does anyone do any work in their last two weeks?! The company know you want to leave, so why can’t you just leave when you want to leave?

Hmmm… and how do you write a letter of resignation? Google, the ever-present fount of all cyberspace wisdom has the answer. Or answers, as the case may be. You can write blunt letters, you can write disgruntled letters, nice letters, soppy letters, and basically any kind of letter you want.

So that’s it. I googled, I typed, I resigned.

Holidays, here I come!

Abuse by neglect

And having realised that I have ignored my poor blog for nearly a month, I feel I must apologise to it.

Dear blog,

Please accept my sincerest apologies for ignoring you the past (nearly) month. I realise that no excuse is acceptable, but that our relationship can only be rectified by my being more attentive to your needs. Please forgive me - I hope that this will not hinder any ongoing friendship or future communication.

Sincerely,

Suz