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The Worst Thing Today
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Nona, something will, no question. It's always when you least expect it, and sometimes in the weirdest ways. Maybe it won't even be one of those applications, but because you mentioned to someone that you were looking, and they knew someone who had something and remembered you and... Honestly, a friend of mine down in Texas just had something like that land out of the blue after losing her job just before Xmas.
I sure it will but in the mean time I'm watching our savings go out the door to household bills, extra cost in fuel so I can job scout and rising cost of food and not to mention medical bills for his two surgerys still.
You know sometimes I have to hear myself and ask why am I complaining? I saw a couple today who didn't have a car or transportation at that and not even enough money to pay for their fries and 1 drink ( I chipped in a dollar) but they were happy and smiling and nice people. Why am I taking things for granted, not intentionally though.
You know sometimes I have to hear myself and ask why am I complaining? I saw a couple today who didn't have a car or transportation at that and not even enough money to pay for their fries and 1 drink ( I chipped in a dollar) but they were happy and smiling and nice people. Why am I taking things for granted, not intentionally though.
- Madeleine
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- Currently reading: "Mania" by L J Ross
- Preferred HF: Plantagenets, Victorian, crime, dual time-frame
- Location: Essex/London
[quote=""SonjaMarie""]The problem was I hurt my foot in August (or July, if I remember correctly) and it was still bothering me in Oct and for a long time afterwards I'd have pain in it now and then. I was told that sometimes they can't see stress fractures in X-rays, and I may have had one of those.
SM[/quote]
That's absolutely right SM, a friend of mine had a similar situation and it was months before his stress fracture was finally diagnosed - by that time it had got a whole lot worse and he needed surgery. So many doctors missed it originally, eventually it was a physio who picked it up from a scan.
SM[/quote]
That's absolutely right SM, a friend of mine had a similar situation and it was months before his stress fracture was finally diagnosed - by that time it had got a whole lot worse and he needed surgery. So many doctors missed it originally, eventually it was a physio who picked it up from a scan.
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[quote=""nona""]I sure it will but in the mean time I'm watching our savings go out the door to household bills, extra cost in fuel so I can job scout and rising cost of food and not to mention medical bills for his two surgerys still.
You know sometimes I have to hear myself and ask why am I complaining? I saw a couple today who didn't have a car or transportation at that and not even enough money to pay for their fries and 1 drink ( I chipped in a dollar) but they were happy and smiling and nice people. Why am I taking things for granted, not intentionally though.[/quote]
It's not just you, Nona. Common side effect of living in a society of entitlement.
You know sometimes I have to hear myself and ask why am I complaining? I saw a couple today who didn't have a car or transportation at that and not even enough money to pay for their fries and 1 drink ( I chipped in a dollar) but they were happy and smiling and nice people. Why am I taking things for granted, not intentionally though.[/quote]
It's not just you, Nona. Common side effect of living in a society of entitlement.
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[quote=""nona""]it's been four weeks and still I have no job. Unemployment was denied so I have to appeal it but in the mean time I'm trying to just find somekind of part time work and there is none to be had.[/quote]
How can they deny you??? That doesnt seem right.
I hope things turn around for you.
SM here's hopin your foot gets better.
How can they deny you??? That doesnt seem right.
I hope things turn around for you.
SM here's hopin your foot gets better.
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SM here's hopin your foot gets better.[/quote]
Uh, thanks, but that happened when I was 16, LOL! I was just telling Love about it because of what happened to her foot.
SM
SM here's hopin your foot gets better.[/quote]
Uh, thanks, but that happened when I was 16, LOL! I was just telling Love about it because of what happened to her foot.
SM
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- Currently reading: The Farm at the Edge of the World by Sarah Vaughan
- Interest in HF: The first historical novel I read was Katherine by Anya Seton and this sparked off my interest in this genre.
- Favourite HF book: Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell!
- Preferred HF: Any
- Location: North Yorkshire, UK
Good news that your test results are clear, Nona. I would've thought that reading would be good for you - you can escape into a different world and then forget all your troubles. It's very relaxing.
Have you thought of voluntary work - it sometimes leads to a permanent job?
Have you thought of voluntary work - it sometimes leads to a permanent job?
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Books are mirrors, you only see in them what you already have inside you ~ The Shadow of the Wind
Books are mirrors, you only see in them what you already have inside you ~ The Shadow of the Wind