The final countdown
I think it's D-Day, or it could be tomorrow, it all depends on the decisions of some of other co-workers. I'm feeling more nervous now (hence the early blogging) than I did when all of this hit us in the face on Tuesday. It's been a roller-coaster ride so far: first, the news that most of us are moving, then that most of us would still have jobs somewhere (either in Atlanta or New York), then the fact that only half of us may have jobs, and now the possibility that about 70% of us may be retained after all.

I should feel better about my prospects here, but I'm not going to. And this whole ordeal is a good excuse to begin the process of looking elsewhere, no matter how it turns out.