Doing well here.

I do the Waffle House waitress thing at night ( home of the free range rude), and take care of a dual war vetran for a couple of hours every morning. It keeps me really busy, but my "little old man" is so deserving of the best care I can give him, and the best care he can get.

You will find a job. Sometimes you just have to put up with a lot of crap before you can find something better.

WELL, GOOD TO HEAR FROM YOU ,TOO. SLOWLY BUT SURELY EVERYBODY WILL BE BACK ONBOARD I HOPE. I MUST HAVE BEEN IN THE HEAT TO LONG. WELL, YARDWORK IN 100+ DEGREESE AND HUMINITY CAN DO THAT.
I AM ALSO WORKING IN THE GARDEN AND EVERYTHING GETS RIPE AT THE SAME TIME. THE NEXT TWO WEEKS WILL BE A LITTLE HECTIC FOR ME BECAUSE MY DAUGHTER AND HER FAMILY ARE COMING TO VISIT. I WILL NOT COMPLAIN BECAUSE I HAVEN'T SEEN THEM SINCE DECEMBER. GUESS THAT'S ABOUT IT ON THIS END......

Thanks everyone for replying.

It's good to hear that folk are mostly ok, and have just been away as they're busy.

All the best to you all

heroheidR wrote:
Doing well here.

I do the Waffle House waitress thing at night ( home of the free range rude), and take care of a dual war vetran for a couple of hours every morning. It keeps me really busy, but my "little old man" is so deserving of the best care I can give him, and the best care he can get.

You will find a job. Sometimes you just have to put up with a lot of crap before you can find something better.

HeroheidR

Being a veteran i would like to say Thank You for takeing the time out of your busy day to care for the Vets who need your help, you will always hold a very respectable place in my heart for careing for those who cant help themselves.

The job was a disaster from the start, i had been trying to get on at Tractor Supply for 8 months, he kept telling me to check back with him, well to my surprise i walked in one day and he had hired 2 people without so much as a word to me, i e/mailed the coperate office asking how to remove my resume from there web sight, they wanted to know why i wanted to remove it, so i told them, they called the manager and chewed him out, the manager called me in for an interview, and proceided to chew me out, he then hired me( to save face) gave me 8 hours a week, then proceided to try and kill me by unloadeing 2 semi trucks a week in the heat, im 58 years old and cant do that, so i quit before i had a heart attack, so now he can tell coporate i wasent a good employee in the first place, i sometimes think i have a crap magnet someplace hidden on me

ALLEN, DON'T FEEL BAD. DON'T YOU KNOW THAT A LOT OF COMPANIES HAVE THE "GOOD OL' BOY" SYNDROM? THEY ALWAYS LOOK OUT FOR EACH OTHER AND THE HELL WITH ALL THE REST. THE SOUTH IS KNOWN FOR "IT'S NOT WHAT YOU KNOW, BUT WHO YOU KNOW" WHEN IT COMES TO THE JOB MARKET. KEEP TRYING AND SOMETHING WILL COME ALONG. JUST MY 2 CENTS WORTH FROM "THE MOUTH OF THE SOUTH"

Being a veteran i would like to say Thank You for takeing the time out of your busy day to care for the Vets who need your help, you will always hold a very respectable place in my heart for careing for those who cant help themselves.


You're welcome. I come from a long line of millitary, so it wasn't a far stretch. All Veterans have a place in my heart. What branch did you serve in?

As for Tractor Supply... Their loss. Keep putting yourself out there. Be prepared to give up a little on the ego and take something you wouldn't have thought of normally. Most importantly, don't stop. One foot in front of the other, one day at a time, and support it with magical work too. This is where "the rubber hits the road". Working on both planes to get what you need.