dianncy1964
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Someone of your caliber will not have to wait long~ A prayer for you -definately ++
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dianncy1964
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Someone of your caliber will not have to wait long~ A prayer for you -definately ++
dianncy1964
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Sorry, Traca, but optimistically, when one door closes ~ many more open, you'll get a better one +
richard-in-cincy
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Sorry about that Traca, but there are ways to enjoy that time off...
Such as spitting out your resumes early in the morning each and every day and making, testing, and documenting your ice creams for a possible sideline or business prospect?
Once you send out your resumes you can do what you want but bring your cell phone, notepad, and pen for any calls.
Good luck to you Traca. As I told you before, you'll find your way!
Such as spitting out your resumes early in the morning each and every day and making, testing, and documenting your ice creams for a possible sideline or business prospect?
Once you send out your resumes you can do what you want but bring your cell phone, notepad, and pen for any calls.
Good luck to you Traca. As I told you before, you'll find your way!
marsha-tbay
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I'm saddened for you Traca..You're in my prayers. As Dianncy said, when one door shuts, another
opens and it's usually better.
opens and it's usually better.
Thanks everyone...I'm not worried (yet!) I worked for a real estate based magazine and well,
you know the industry has been hammered hard. I'm afraid with the economy the way it is, recovery is at least a couple years away. So it was a smart move on their part. They let go 1/3 of the most non-essential staff. I was working on web-based training programs, designing graphic materials, website traffic analytics, and an industry-based glossary. Not exactly essential to the survival of the company.
After all these years, I finally got a chance to work for a company that had all the right elements: great staff, decissive and forward-thinking management, award-winning product, and a great work enviroment. I'm fortunate I had a chance to work there...and now I'm on to my next adventure! The crystal ball is a little foggy now, but I'm sure I'll land in a good space. Each change has taught me so much, I welcome the transition.
you know the industry has been hammered hard. I'm afraid with the economy the way it is, recovery is at least a couple years away. So it was a smart move on their part. They let go 1/3 of the most non-essential staff. I was working on web-based training programs, designing graphic materials, website traffic analytics, and an industry-based glossary. Not exactly essential to the survival of the company.
After all these years, I finally got a chance to work for a company that had all the right elements: great staff, decissive and forward-thinking management, award-winning product, and a great work enviroment. I'm fortunate I had a chance to work there...and now I'm on to my next adventure! The crystal ball is a little foggy now, but I'm sure I'll land in a good space. Each change has taught me so much, I welcome the transition.
LOL! I read that as "spitting on your resumes..." Thanks Sandy. I'm definitely
going to have to practice some time management. I'm playing host to an author on Sunday and now I'm available to pay with her even longer. Then, ironically enough, I was contacted by another publisher, asking if I wanted to meet up with another author later in the week.
I think the fates are trying to tell me something. There's a paper in Tacoma (about 1/2 hour away) and they're looking for a restaurant critic. I threw my hat in the ring. We'll see what comes out of that.
But I've got some other ideas I'd like to explore...so there's lots of work to be done. Thanks for the vote of confidence!
going to have to practice some time management. I'm playing host to an author on Sunday and now I'm available to pay with her even longer. Then, ironically enough, I was contacted by another publisher, asking if I wanted to meet up with another author later in the week.
I think the fates are trying to tell me something. There's a paper in Tacoma (about 1/2 hour away) and they're looking for a restaurant critic. I threw my hat in the ring. We'll see what comes out of that.
But I've got some other ideas I'd like to explore...so there's lots of work to be done. Thanks for the vote of confidence!
shaun-in-to
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Sorry to hear that, Traca. But Dianncy is right about those doors! Hang in there, and eat well.
lana-in-fl
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Traca, my dad tells me that life happens by accident.....
and though I'm sure you are tired of hearing this, this accident could easily lead you to something even better. Reach for brass ring! Good luck!
and though I'm sure you are tired of hearing this, this accident could easily lead you to something even better. Reach for brass ring! Good luck!