So, here's my situation as it stands.
I am actively seeking to purchase a house. The good news is that I am already pre-approved for a mortgage, and the guy at the bank I went to recommended a very good real estate agent, who has thus far been very helpful in regards to finding a place that suits my needs. The bad news is that it's very much a seller's market, and my efforts have been stymied by a lack of houses on the market, the prices of said houses, and my erratic work schedule. Which is not helping me feel better, as I am very eager to get my own space again and get back to getting things done for me.
And on the subject of my previous residence? The place that I was forced to leave because of plumbing issues that the landlord was dragging their feet on fixing, which led to me calling the Board of Health, which led to them deciding to have me depart the place because they wanted to renovate? I randomly Googled it, and it doesn't look like any sort of renovation's been done. If anything, the place looks worse. Nothing I can do about it, but still, irks me.
Speaking of my job, things aren't rosy there either. We're busier than ever, with our location apparently snatching up business from other local stores. Management is, of course, thrilled at this, but my department is getting worked to death and the job is just getting more difficult and more complicated than needed. The old supervisor, my sixth in as many years, got transferred to another store, and the current supervisor is recovering from a hospital stay (she's dealing with congestive heart failure!), and we are currently understaffed. I'm all set to have vacation time next week, but thanks to a meeting, I'm set to lose some of that vacation time because someone from my department has to attend it. Plus I have people in my department who care more about playing on their phones than they do getting things done, and thus the things that get done tend to accumulate until I do them. Management is aware of this issue, but nothing has been done about it. Couple that with me getting yelled at by customers, a member of management acting in such a way that implies that he thinks that I'm mentally deficient, people in other departments acting in similar manners, and my general inability to find time to take breaks because, y'know, we're busy and understaffed, is leaving me a miserable wreck.
Oh, and my Twitter account may or may not be permanently suspended. I recently changed my password, and while I can still see other posts, but I no longer have the ability to post myself, I have no more followers or people following me, and my appeal attempts are apparently being ignored. I know that compared to the stuff above, this is minor, but still, I feel like more and more straws are accumulating, and it's only a matter of time before the camel's back is broken.
I have to wonder if the Twitter account is worth it. I have to wonder if any social media is worth it, or if anything is worth it. I'm depressed, and miserable, and frankly, any sort of advice or response would be welcome.
