You can Google for 2 week notice letter templates. It doesn't need to go into detail. All the letter really needs to state is that you are leaving on X date and maybe include blah blah words thanking the employer for the opportunity to work with for them for the past X amount of time. Once you have your letter written and printed out and signed, meet with your supervisor privately and tell him or her and give the letter. A copy may be given to HR for documentation purposes. You don't need to tell the supervisor or co-workers why you are leaving if you don't wish to, especially not if you are leaving because the work environment is crap.
Glad your interview went well and you basically have the job
I'm still waiting because the company still has to interview a candidate.
My family's just as big, but at least we know we can only take each other in small doses so when we all get together we do so at a campground (and hence, in the summer) so we can all get away as needed. You may want to suggest something similar (although, only if you can do so more diplomatically than how I put it--no sense straining family relationships, after all). Getting back to cats, as you put it (
) I'd like to tell a true story. See, the cats I currently have were born from Rose, who recently found a new home. (Trust me, the situation was the best.) Anyway, they were, quite literally, born in my room and when they were three days old Ra (who was the biggest at the time) plastered himself against Rose's belly, denying his siblings access to milk. Princess wriggled her way under him (and I didn't know they had claws at that age!) pricked him, and forced him away and to allow the rest of the kittens to feed. Point: Sirius will probably take care of it himself. I'd give it a couple weeks before separating them.
