A new start

[rhino_neil]

So, after unemployed for 11, 12 weeks, I've been in training for 11 weeks for the "new" job.

This 11 weeks went quicker I think. :)

Whilst it's a company I've not worked for before, it's a job I've done or been adjacent to since 1999.  Having 11 weeks training has got me used to doing admin instead of support or tech pensions calcs.  After 5 years of being unsupported in work it's been like a warm bath and I'm at 90% accuracy, meeting targets and excellent all round.

Let's hold that.  I'm excellent.  I mean I always knew that, but here's someone I never met befor3e April saying it.

So training ends on Friday and out into the real world on Monday.  I mean we've already been doing real cases in training so not much of a jump!  But new people and new client to me.  I'm at what might traditionally be seen as a starting job in pensions, but I love it.  I can end the day, pack up hgave a shower and my life is mine, to read, listen, walk, swim whatever.  I'm on  abudget, but the backlog of books and DVDs should keep my busy.  

I'm hoping that I might be more actively sociable ni the next year or so.  In the meantime, the sun shines, the wind blows, and I don't feel lost.  I don't feel lost.

Think about that.  I'm home in so many ways.

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