✨🅰️W🅾️🅾️✨ The Spybrarian @thethinktanker@awoo.space

Single Emoji Replacement Alphabet
A: 🅰
B: 🅱
C: ↪
D: 👌 [open to better alternatives, as a lowercase d it looks...okay...]
E: 📧
F: need emoji
G: need emoji
H: ♓ --[Thanks @literorrery!]
I: ℹ
J: ⤴
K: need emoji
L: 👢[open to better alternatives]
M: Ⓜ, 〽, ♏
N: 📈 [open to better alternatives]
O: 🅾
P: 🅿
Q: 🔍 --[Thanks @catterfly!]
R: ®
S: 💲
T: ✝
U: ⛎
V: ♈
W: 〰
X: ❎
Y: 🌱, 🤘, 🖖 [open to better alternatives]
Z: ⚡, 😴, 💤 [open to better alternatives]

🅱➿🅱💲

Chocobo
↪♓🅾↪🅾🅱🅾
🐤

Found that H thanks to @literorrery

I'm certain this has been done before, but not by me and maybe I can learn to code or something?

This is a very silly project.

Note: In future, I will also change the format to the following:

A: emoji, any another emoji that work separated by comma
B: emoji
C: emoji
etc.

Standalone Emoji Replacement Alphabet
🅰 🅱 ↪ 👌 📧 F G ♓ ℹ ⤴ K 👢 Ⓜ N 🅾 🅿 Q ® 💲 ✝ ⛎ ♈ 〰 ❎ Y Z

Available Letter Combinations Emoji Replacement Alphabet
[WIP]

Notes: Need a break, so please help me fill in the blanks: F, G, K, N, Q, Y and Z. I'm not happy with D (ok hand as lowercase d), E (envelope) or L (boots). there must be better options.

I'm thinking of creating a translation app to convert text to emoji, but not like snake = 🐍 , instead snake = 💲N🅰 K 📧

Need a good H replacement emoji and then my Chocobemoji will be complete.

↪H🅾↪🅾🅱🅾

Chocobo
©H🅾©🅾🅱🅾
🐤

gimme some brands and I'll write some fake ads for them

imgay

Remind your Christian family and friends that the apostles, after the ascension of Christ, abolished private property and had all things common among them. (The Acts: 2:44-45)

then watch them bend over backwards doing mental gymnastics to wave it away

Regardless of where I end up, don't feel guilty for leaving current company, don't feel guilty for leaving new company. Do it when it is right for me and my family and don't take a company's feelings into account. Companies do not deserve an ounce of my emotional labor nor my loyalty because they ultimately are not/haven't been loyal to me.

Thanks for listening. I would appreciate any insight you have.

/End Thread

I think I just needed to talk through it. Here's what I'll do.

Look into this job. Doesn't hurt to look. Take it if it offers much better pay and benefits. Don't take it if it doesn't.

Regardless of whether or not I stay/leave current job and regardless of whether or not the new job is a better working environment, stay in the best-paying job possible for as long as I can, even past Jan 1 2018, to build savings/pay debts while my wife works also.

And what if the new job is worse and I burn out/get fired before Jan 1 2018? (then become a stay-at-home dad early, the decision has been made for you, silly). And am I doing something wrong to hop to a new job with the contingency plan of quitting work in 2018 to be a stay-at-home dad if I need to? It won't look good farther down the line if I worked 6 months here, then 3 or 4 months at new place, then quit for a long time. Does that matter?

Me leaving for a new job would throw that into a little chaos, and I think many would take it personally and consider their bridge with me burned. Also, management has kind of worked with me and my depression (kind of but not really, they're at least aware of it, but don't really understand it). Would that be worth it for more money for my family? Is this even my problem? Should I care on the off chance I need those connections years down the line?

So let's say I pursue this new position. It's something similar to what I'm doing now, which is very stressful. But, what if it pays more? And what if the industry/work environment is less stressful than my current workplace? I know my current coworkers will likely see this as a betrayal: I've been here 6 months and we've had trouble keeping the position I'm currently in adequately staffed. We just barely got to a stable workforce in my department.

The Plan is to have both of us work simultaneously at least until Jan 1 2018 to help pay off some debts/save up some money/get a $3k Xmas bonus at my current job. Also, now that my wife is set to be employed, if I get fired before Jan 1 2018 for whatever reason, it's alright because my income is not our sole income. But the longer we can both be working, the better, at least financially.