Oh blog, it's been awhile. I think it's time for us to get reaquainted.

What's happened in the last 7 months? The major news is that I was fired from my job, so now I sponge off the government and sit around picking my ass.

Bitterness McBitterness? You bet!

The woman who had the job before me did it absolutely perfectly for 17 years, and the Chief Librarian didn't like that I wouldn't shove my head up her ass and eat the shit she gave me. I saw it coming, I should've quit before the f-bomb was dropped. The woman [who, of course, was also acting as my supervisor] lied on my 6 month performance review. According to her, I couldn't catalogue, I couldn't prioritize, I had terrible posture, I made terrible decisions, and I couldn't communicate with others. What the fuck? Not only did I get positive comments from patrons, but co-workers were happy with what I was doing, they were getting work faster than before, and I cleaned up a 2 year backlog in the children's department. Hell, there were a few days I week when I didn't have enough to do and spent most of the day looking busy.

Oh wait, that's the problem.

The best part? At the end of meeting, I was told I was a 3 month probation extension. And I cannot keep spare shoes at work, because this is a place of business, NOT a wardrobe! Plus I could have my diploma, one or two personal photos, but no other personal belongings in my office.

I take the extension, because I liked the paycheques coming in. What happens? The day I come back after Christmas, the fucking terminate me. What happened to my three months? I forgot, I was reminded three times during our last meeting that I could be terminated at any time. The two bitches wouldn't look me in the eye through the whole ordeal.

I haven't been in the library since. After my two months of banishment I have no desire to go back. Everyone else there was shocked when it happens, and apparently morale is lower than ever.

And my former job? The bitch who had it before me is doing it again, because she really didn't want to leave it afterall.