The brain is fried. Not only did I force it to work a full eight hours today, I also forced it to concentrate through an hour and a half commute each way. Then there's the learning curve. Clinical research is not a new thing to me and, theoretically, neither is cancer research. The technicalities of oncology as a medical field of study is a realm of new with tantalizingly familiar vistas. So short story: love the new job, will love it even more once I find my groove and get jiggy with the jargon.
Short story for Drew: Five to ten minutes of meltdown when we dropped him off at daycare, the sounds of which haunted me throughout the rest of the drive. But, true to Drew Monster style, he got over it a couple of minutes after we left and was a happy and eager kid the rest of the day. Definitely excited about going back tomorrow; we'll see how he handles it when he remembers that school involves large chunks of time w/o the 'rents.
Longer stories (or at least longer musings) to follow as I get the hang of this working full-time thing again.
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welcome back to the working world. now get back to the work!
LOL. Well, I never left the working world. I just went part-time and remote. Now I'm back full-time and in an office setting. My brain forgave me for the shock to the system today. My body...not so much.
don't worry. it gets worse :)
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