I bet he does now, sj.

Believe it or not, he still doesn't get it.

Some guys need a lot of teaching -- that seems like a very effective objective lesson.

I would have thought so. Hell, I made a note in your file.

He just knows he can't read a map and drive at the same time. He wants to know exactly under what circumstances I will get sick, as if I could predict that. He can be a bit too practical at times. Love him to bits, but the engineer in him occassionally needs a cluesticking.

I can't read in a car either sj. It's very annoying on long trips.

Timelies!

I've got very little this morning. That's a new one. I'm sleepy, which isn't such a new one.

I lied. I've got a question. My coffee must be kicking in.

So, I interviewed for a different job on Tuesday. Normally I send out thank you notes right away so they get them the next day and know my interest in the position. I didn't do that with this interview, because I was waiting to hear back from the school. Turns out I got the job at the school, so I didn't send thank you notes at all, because I didn't want to mislead them.

Here's the question, though. I feel like I should send them something letting them know I've taken a different position, and take my name out of the pool. Should I send a hand-written note, thanking them for their time and letting them know, or should I just drop them an e-mail?

I wouldn't do anything until you actually start the new job, vw. Once you start, then I would send them a thank you, and in it, let them know you've accepted another position and put something nice in it about maybe working with them someday in the future.

I started the job yesterday. So, I guess I'll write that note today and get it in the mail :).