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nicole

Yay! I am so happy for you...Congrats and have a big glass of vino to celebrate

dragonlady474

ALRIGHT LISA! :) Congratulations, when do you start?

Bob

Congratulations! Sounds like a terrific opportunity.

Michelle

Congratulations! Hope it is everything you want it to be.

P.S. That Dooce article I sent you? It was actually from the January 2006 edition of Glamour in case anyone is looking for it.

Ntegrity

Lisa, I'm tickled pink for you. I hope you'll be very happy there!

possumbear

Dear Lisa, I am so happy for you, I wish you all the best with your new job. When do you start? You and your lovely family, needed a break. I have been reading Martins blog, and I loved his letters to Mia. Good luck to you, Martin, Dexter and Mia, may this be the start to better times.You have had a rough time.

kez

Congrats Lisa, that is excellent news.

momof2

Good for you, Lisa! Congratulations! New Year, new start, eh? :)

milk and cake

yay! congratulations!

i had to admit, having a real job again and getting to wear "big girl" girls is pretty fun. i forgot how much i do actually like to get dressed.

Lana

What a Xmas gift !!! Yay for you !!!!

Monica

I'm so happy for you and your family, Lisa. That didn't take long at all. Congrats, my friend.

Nadine

Lisa, way to go!

I knew you could do it, and you did.

Good things come to those who go out and grab them!

Rob

Time of year being what it is, I am a bit behind on my blogs. So I was overjoyed to catch up on yours and read this post. I am just thrilled for you. When you are good-and you clearly are--you're good!

Cathy

Congrats!

What kind of clothes are required at your new job?
Are you wearing long dressy slacks and heels?

Lisa

I wear slacks and sweaters or blouses and since it's winter, I get to wear some of my many pairs of cool boots that aren't work boots.

Friday is casual day, jeans or khakis and a sweater.

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