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For the last six months I have felt well. I’ve been writing, working on my tube amps, and doing some light programming. I have finally achieved balance of life that allows me to get some things done.
I found out that my move to a New Hampshire CCRC was limited severely due to not having enough accumulated wealth. I am about $300,000 short. I decided that I could work a few years as a programmer and make up that difference, so off went the resumes.
I have an interview this afternoon and I could not sleep from worry. My problem is that I have been programming from time to time, but not everyday. I can still do it just fine, but I have to stop and look things up fairly often. I am not sure that I can ace an interview. Now I am tired and I have a headache and have to talk to a group of people on Zoom and still be smart, engaging and a nice person. I see little chance of getting this job, but I need the practice.
I have had a few other responses asking for my resume or other information. I expect that one or all of them will be getting back to me.
Wish me luck.