PNQs: Personal Narrative Essays
Submitted my Personal Narrative Essays today. Put it off as long as possible, then got worried that the site might crash on the deadline day. Reviewed them, but couldn't think of better answers than the ones already prepared.
Need to notify folks that State might be calling them for verification. Don't want to notify anyone. Have told only one person that I took the Written. Told him that I failed. Have not even let him know that I passed. Am hesitant to even write about it here. Might just "unpublish" the announcement, actually. Being superstitious, I guess.
Should I notify them? That would seem to be the most adult thing to do.
But then everyone would know again. Everyone would ask, What happened?
Suppose I don't even get an invite to the OA?
Invitations are sent out based on your cumulative score: the written plus your PNQs.
Have heard of people who were invited to OAs before but then fail and successfully retake the written, who then receive an invitation to submit PNQs, but then don't receive invitation to OA again.
Is this fear talking? Pure, irrational fear?
Yes.
Am I listening to it?
Hmmm ...
Oh, well. I'm still very happy and thrilled to have passed again. I'm grateful at every stage of the process. Just plain old grateful.
4 comments:
I saw your comment on my blog this morning and I am DELIGHTED you are back! The year I joined, there was ann article in State magazine about a guy who took the test 10 times before he got in.
You can do this.
Congratulations to you for passing the written exam! I very much wish you all the best with your goal!
By the way, your blog's header photo is absolutely beautiful!
Hope all goes well for you as you continue on in the process!
Congrats on the exam and good luck!
My fingers are crossed for you.
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