<p>kelsmom,
I just went back to work after five years off. You’ll find those brain cells weren’t completely burned out after all. I’m surprised at how much I remember, and I haven’t even looked at anything in my field in five years. My commute is 19 miles – takes 50 minutes, assuming no accidents on the interstate. May have to start supporting NPR again!</p>
<p>Did you have CC on your resume? You have always had such helpful FA posts!</p>
<p>Excellent news! Congratulations! You should feel extraordinarily proud of yourself.</p>
<p>Kelsmom-</p>
<p>Two high-fives from a fellow Michigander! Way to go, girl!!</p>
<p>Congratulations,
Thank you for sharing the great news. It makes me so happy when I hear someone got a job. 
LA</p>
<p>Economy has bottomed!</p>
<p>My youngest is getting his Masters there right now, my nephew is a sophomore and I know a LOT of students who go there. Glad to know that this school hires qualified people :)</p>
<p>kelsmom,</p>
<p>It’s so nice to read your good news!</p>
<p>Love the shoes.</p>
<p>Great news!! Congrats and keep us posted!</p>
<p>kelsmom, CONGRATS! eerrrr…I have a son applying to colleges this year…could you keep your PM’s empty so we can all start shooting you detailed financial aide advice/ questions? You know, in your spare time?<br>
ha</p>
<p>Faline2, I will be happy to help! You provided words of wisdom for me along the way, with your posts regarding both Furman & Vanderbilt. Turnabout is fair play …</p>
<p>great! CC parents can be both a hoot and a Help!</p>
<p>Ellemenope, I won’t be counted in any statistics. I have been out of the workforce so long that I am not considered unemployed. The fact that I was looking for work & couldn’t find it was never taken into consideration by any kind of record keeping system. I have often wondered how many others are not counted in jobless rates.</p>
<p>Congratulations!!!</p>