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back-yard, Dublin, job, masters, new beginnings, photography, photos, plants, spring, work, writing
Today is the first day of the second semester for my masters, so I am back to being a student again, even if only for a few hours a week. But this week there is another new beginning – I’m starting a new job tomorrow.
It may be only two days a week (I’m still lecturing after all) but it is a new endeavour with lots of new challenges. Over the next six weeks or so I’ll be writing a user manual for an interesting tech company here in Dublin. I’m quite excited about this, but also a little nervous. After all I have written guides and a manual in the past but the are of tech is new to me, so I’m hoping I’ll be able to quickly adapt and produce exactly what the company is looking for.
And I spotted some new beginnings in my tiny back yard … some tiny shoots of (I think) snowdrops have appeared on my windowsill and I can’t wait to watch them bloom. But this also means I need to carve out some time to tidy up my pots and windowsills and invite spring to come along.
jensinewall 
good luck on all these new beginnings in 2016!
thanks – and I think I’ll be needing all the luck and understanding i can get “-)
Congrats and good luck! 🙂
thanks so much – will be needing it (and lots of energy)
Believe, Jensine.
Just believe.
Coffee at the corner cafe?
Raye
Trying trying… And I’m sure all will be fine
Good luck on your new job! Your winter must be milder than ours. We are just starting to get the colder weather and snow. I’d love to see some signs of spring.
I am certain you will succeed in your semester and in this new job. The snowdrops are just a visible sign to mark your success in your life, as they bloom, so are you.
Oh what a lovely thought… I will keep that in mind