[sonsofliberty2000]

Ok, I know this might seem a little bit of a wait since my last update but I've been busy. I have placed resumes at at least 20 companies. Of course the wait is the hardest part. I did get to talk to a few people with power who seemed very interested. The first was a lady who owned an ISP who is not hiring but outsources all her web page building and said she'll pass along any she thinks I could handle. She also asked if she could pass my resume on to a friend of hers that might be hiring. The second was a manager of a Radio Shack. He wants me to go to a open house Radio Shack is having in Steubenville Tuesday night where he said they are interviewing for positions in the area. I'll be heading there then and will let you know.

Thank you all for the prayers.

Nick

[Auntie Mame]

Excellent!

You don't mess around, do you?

Hey, strela, any info for sonsofliberty2000 re Radio Shack?

[Dianna]

My prayers go out to you. I know you need a decent paying job now, but you might want to do some soul searching too. Maybe this is an opportunity for you to go after what REALLY interests you.

A job which pays the bills is always welcome, but right now is the time in your life when you will have the least amount of responsibility. Try not to get locked into something you really don't enjoy because it'll pay the bills. Later, when you have a house and kids it's so much harder to make a change. I know desperate times call for desperate measures, but keep your eyes open and maybe you'll find your way to something new.

[tiki]

prayer bump

[IncPen]

Things are moving, Nick. Congratulations.

Remember, as happened to me, you may choose or be offered something and feel that it's not exactly right, but it may just be bridge to the great thing that will be revealed. Everything is not clear at once in this world

It's all about faith, which is believing without seeing

Keep us posted and keep up the good work

[cowgirlcutie]

Don't despair Nick. My husband was in the same situation one month before we got married. He worked for a steel company in Houston right in the middle of the oil bust in Texas...he got laid off. We did ALOT of praying and he got a job in another town one week before our wedding. We were a little tight on money and had no honeymoon, but everything worked out. We'll be praying for you and keep your chin up...there's something out there for you.

[Alamo-Girl]

Continuing in prayer for you! Hugs!