ukgirl - I count 2nd tri at 13 weeks (2 days away, woot!) but lots of people don't count it until 14 weeks. Either way, you're close enough!
doggylover - I love Pizza Hut stuffed crust. And their cheese sticks. Even if they do give me the shits.
After everyone talked about it yesterday, I went home and told hubby we're having Pizza Hut on Saturday.
So, I got an interesting proposal this morning! My old director just came crawling to me (literally, she came to my office!) saying that the person she hired over promoting me months ago is leaving and now she wants me back.
I left a month after I didn't get the promotion because my feelings were really hurt (she had me doing the job as well as doing my own work while she took her time filling the position - 2 months! She asked me to apply for it that time and all but promised the job to me and then in the end she hired someone else from a different agency. I was really upset, and rightly so).
I'm really wrestling with whether or not to apply for the job but I think I talked myself into it just for the money. It's going to be a lot of stress but it would be a big promotion and it should be a very nice raise. If she won't give me the salary I want, I'm staying right where I am. It's going to cost her a
lot more this time than it was going to a few months ago as I make 20% more now where I am. Her own fault.
Also, I know she's not just going to hand it to me. I know in my heart of hearts that she wants me to apply just so she knows she has a failsafe. And if someone else applies with more experience, she's going to let me down again. But at least I
know this now, unlike last time. It takes a couple times getting burned before you realize you really can't hold people to promises (speaking of which, my current supervisor is promising me a promotion next month. But a little birdy told me she plans to promote me with no raise. So, that helps with my decision to apply for a different job). One good thing, too, is that my old director already knows I'm pregnant so I don't have to worry about that part at all.