decisions! decisions! decisions!

I have never EVER been one to make decisions very well. That doesn't mean I make bad decisions. It means that the process for me to get from needing to make a decision to the actual decision is brutally painful - mostly for those around me. That is with the exception of moving to London...I KNEW that had to happen and never questioned it. That was likely one of the easiest decisions of my life.

But alas now I am faced with decisions that won't make themselves!!!!

So just earlier this week, I found a Masters in Journalism course offered in town. I thought "Perfect!" After talking with Tom, there was some uncertainty....it's starts next May....so 2 weeks before our wedding....then I would take 2 weeks off.....does that make sense? Maybe not! I would have to quit my job or work part-time (the course is only offered full time) - so we would lose my income. So I had been thinking about looking into other options.

Fast forward to today. I'm at working, just working along minding my own business when an email pops up from my mom, "Just thought you might be interested in this." As I click to read it I'm thinking that it's a nice forward that will make me smile.....NOPE! WRONG!! It's a link to a posting for the Catholic School Board back home for a Chaplaincy team leader at a high school. A job I had thought I would like to do when I had first started in theology. So now I am faced with the decision of whether to apply for this job, which I am qualified for, or not.

So when faced with a challenging decision, I do what Rory Gilmour would do, I make a pro/con list! Who doesn't love a good pro/con list. The list doesn't look substantial enough either way right now. The catch though is, I need to get the application in, reference letters and all by the 30th......so 5 days! Yep!! STRESS!!! But having a deadline does work best for me so here's hoping it all works out! Which is will cause it always does