the interview

but i wasn't down about the interview. that went just fine. it was actually more of a conversation. i feel like i've known him for awhile (could be that he has the laid-backness of my chiropractor), and he asked how i ended up working at the home, what it was like living in sweden, and then how i switched from kitchen to medical records. ("so the administrator basically offered you the job." - yep. thank you, pam, that makes me look good!) we also talked a little bit about opportunities for more education and the fact that he might be adding to my duties (it took everything in me not to say 'Please!!! Please, add to my duties! I'm bored out of my skull!').
i'm not sure when i'll hear back for sure. interviews went through this week, and then he said he's going to jostle things around (in other words, some of the office-type people are losing their jobs, but i'm guessing not me cuz i'm cheap labor [guessing i'm not going to get my $1 raise after my 90 days are up - i threw it out there to no response]), get job descriptions together, and see who fits where. i'm guessing i'll fit somewhere.