Rejected. Very, very sad. Although she gave me the "you were a finalist" "we may get in touch if something else opens up" speech, so I guess I was pretty close.
At least now I don't have to worry about going clothes shopping for awhile.
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2 comments:
Hey,
cheer up!
You are smart, young, beautiful and have amazing kids.
Someone will call eventually and will hire you!
Good Luck!
I am so sorry, Amy! Their loss! This just means something better is in store for you. Please don't feel 'rejected'. Years and years of gallery and art show 'rejections' ( I mean hundreds) have given me the knowledge that it's not rejection. It's just not the right path, and there will be many more!
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