Monday II - Damnit? No, Hot Damn!

[ninanevermore]

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I just checked the mail, and in it found a letter from the Texas Workforce Commission. I opened it with a feeling of dread.

I had to read it three times before it sunk in.

My unemployment claim has been accepted. Reason for decision: "Our investigation found that your employer discharged you from your last work for a reason that is not misconduct connected with the work."

I checked the balance of my state-issued debit card just to confirm that, yes, there is money in there and I can buy groceries.

Sweet!


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Comments

[neanahe.livejournal.com]

I was fired for using the phrase, "Oh, damnit, I messed up..." in an email. Unprofessional conduct. Mind you I've heard far courser language in the halls of that building, but those people had the good sense to be men when they said those words. Bad words are so much worse when spoken (or typed) by a woman.