Yesterday my mother and I went to Sheridan to go apartment hunting. First, though, I had to go and get federal and state finger printing done for my new job. Then, I had to take them to my new place of employment. It felt really good walking in there knowing that I had the job instead of just another interview. Things are extremely professional and you can definately tell I have entered a managment position in the way that I am being treated. It's small subtle things like, I was sitting in the business office and the women, instead of telling me what my salary will official be, slid a piece of paper to me pointing on the final approved salary coming from the capitol in Cheyenne. We discussed all necessary figures that will accure and set up payment accounts for me for my paycheck and then a miscelaneous account for if I have to travel or buy things out of my own pocket. I was then given binders full of paperwork that I have to go through. When leaving, I ran into quite a few people that were in my interview who approached me, shaking my hand perfusely letting me know how thrilled they were that I have accepted the position. I was also told to feel free to come before my official start date and get my OWN office set up. Take my time to get settled in and to call if I have any questions or if there's anything they can do to make my transition any smoother. I actually feel valued and it's a good feeling!
So then, I went to apartment hunt with my mom and my newly met cousin from the colony. I was STRESSED! Finally, the last place we went, I found a great apartment. However... it's not cheap living in a city at the base of the mountains, that is also a college town, and everyone wants to live in. Location Location Location, and I tell you what... Sheridan is a beautiful location that requires a little extra money to live in, but I shall live. Now, it's just a matter of actually moving me there! EEKKKKK
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