Congratulations! I'm so glad of it!
On a different note, your quote database needs an injection of Lewis Black. I'm listening to one of his albums right now, and it is absolutely hysterical.
Congratulations on the new position, even if this is an old post by now. Starting a job you actually wanted is a good feeling. For Korean readers in Daegu, here is a local guide: daeguilsu.clickn.co.kr
Nice to read this again years later. The comment thread here has stayed friendly for a long time, which is rare for an old blog. For readers comparing loan terms in Korea: daeguilsuguide.pages.dev
A thoughtful post, thank you for sharing it. Small daily stories like this are the reason I still enjoy reading personal blogs. Greetings from Korea: 저신용장기렌트카
Congratulations on the new position! Getting that call after a long search is a great feeling.
It is nice to read the story from your side and how the interviews went.
Wishing you a smooth first semester with the new classes.
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Congratulations on being rehired at Knox, even if this note arrives many years after November 2004.
It is nice to see how warmly Susannah, Jim and Michael cheered for you in the comments, and the Joe Shidle quote is a fun reminder of how blogs keep things around longer than we expect.
Thank you for keeping this archive online.
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Reading this many years later, it is still nice to see a simple, happy post about being rehired.
I like how the comments turned into a small celebration, and Michael's suggestion to add some Lewis Black to the quote database made me smile.
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Congratulations on the new job! It is lovely to read the excitement in this post, and I agree that the moment someone says yes after a long search is worth celebrating properly. Best wishes for a great start. We are a small Korean team offering card payment consultation, and our page is here if you would like to visit:
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Congratulations — the first-week feeling really comes through in this post.
I liked that you kept the interview details and the small daily bits, not only the happy ending.
Writing it down while it is still fresh is the part most people skip, and it is exactly what is worth rereading a year later.
I keep a page of notes for the same reason, so this was a good reminder.
Thanks for sharing it, and good luck with the new role.
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