Hold the horses...Reporter? Grant Writer?

So we all know that sometimes good news just snowballs. What I didn't realize was that after months of disappointment on the hospice job front, I would be getting opportunities left and right.

Two days ago, I was offered the position of the Jackson Beauty & Style Examiner on Examiner.com, which is a very reputable online news source. It is a contractor position, and I get paid by page views (or something like that). I'm still in the "background check, W-9 filling out, first story review" process, but all is looking well. (For those of you who don't know, I graduated with a degree in Communication, and I worked in newspapers for awhile.)

Then today, I got a message from my MIL (Who has her doctorate and works for a rather large school district) about another Dr. who is looking for grant writers to work for her. I gave the woman a call, and it looks like I might have another job as a grant writer for literacy. She's reviewing my samples, but she is already talking about my first grant writing project.

Um...I still haven't heard back from my other full time job (receptionist), but I'm starting to wonder how I'm going to manage all of these things...

Any ideas, people?

Help.