Kitchen Diva
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This thread centers around a participant's experience with her husband's recent job loss after less than 60 days of employment. The emotional impact of this situation is discussed, along with expressions of support from other community members.
Views differ regarding the reasons behind job loss and the impact on personal reputation, with no clear consensus on the fairness of the situation described.
The discussion reflects a shared sense of community support, with participants offering emotional encouragement and sharing personal anecdotes related to job loss and resilience.
Members of the consultant community who are navigating similar challenges or seeking emotional support during difficult employment situations may find this thread relatable.
Kitchen Diva said:It's a good thing I didn't go through with that breast enhancement I've been wanting! Those would have been hard to sell on EBay to make ends meet! LOL
chefann said:But you could have rented them to make some money, if you know what I mean.
I'm kidding!!
crystalscookingnow said:OMGoodness!! LOL I must point out that I said keep HIM! high & lifted up!!
Kacey - I'm so glad that you're keeping your sense of humor through all of this.
Kitchen Diva said:Great mental image there, Janet! LOL DH and I used to go to a church where the pastor looked and sounded like Sonny Bono! It was too much to handle.
One day I burst into laughter and snickers that wouldn't stop, I had to leave the sanctuary... He was getting really excited during his sermon and his voice started to get higher, and I was just waiting for him to break into "I got you babe" too funny!
jbachen said:Kacey, I am so sorry this is all happening to you. I would totally make room for you in my house if you ever wanted to move to NJ!
Kitchen Diva said:Looks like the Godiva Chocolatier at the Mall of America is in need of a Store Manager...I guess I'll brush up my resume and hope my feet and my back holds out. I got out of Retail Management because of my bad back- but desparate times call for desparate measures.... Wish me luck.
janetupnorth said:Oh my - that is a DANGEROUS job!
But Good Luck!!!!
legacypc46 said:Kacey, are there any government jobs (Civil Service) available where you are? If you DH meets the job skills requirements, he would have some hiring preferences because of his veteran status and disability.
Jean DeVries said:Kacey,
Two penguins were in the shower.
One said, "Pass me the soap."
OK, I have no idea what that joke actually means, but when I used to be a counselor at our local elementary school's sixth grade camp, the girls in my cabin used to tell that joke all the time then laugh hysterically. Of course, not wanting to seem completely uncool to a bunch of eleven year-olds, I laughed hysterically too. I think it freaked them out.
I also think that the joke was some sort of code for "Hey, when the counselor goes to sleep, let's freeze her bra" but they got scared when I laughed along, because it seemed like I knew what they were gonna do.
The moral of this story is, Always laugh when eleven year-olds tell stupid jokes. At the least, you'll seem really cool. At the most, you'll scare them into not putting your unmentionables in cold storage.
Is that better?![]()
KellyTheChef said:Kacey~
Last night I saw your post, but didn't have a chance to respond, or even to read other's responses. I wanted to let you know that I have been praying for you and I will continue to pray for you! Honestly, it doesn't make sense how much you and your family has been tested recently! Come on, Lord! Enough already!
Lord, I ask you humbly to bless Kacey's family. They have been obedient to answer your call to help her sister and neice, even though it is a financial struggle. They are defending one of your little ones, and I pray that you will bless them abundantly because of that! I pray that you would provide for them in their need right now. Financially, spiritually, emotionally, physically. You know their needs before they are even spoken and I pray that you would fill those needs now. Show them your love through the actions of others. Bring glory to yourself through their struggles and allow them to see your mighty hand protecting them and providing for them. Please provide for them in unexpected and extravagant ways! Make those provisions so miraculous that there is NO OTHER EXPLANATION but your hand! Lord, wrap them in your love right now and remind them that you are there for them always. In your heavenly name I pray, Amen.
dhanna said:Hi! You don't know me because I don't write in too often unless I need help. ;-} I was snaked away from a great job that I loved for double my salary. As it turned out 2 years later, they closed the office, and I didn't have a job. I am a single MOM - at the time with a nine year old son. I know how devastated your husband must be, but just tell him to hang in there as the job I found, and have now, I absolutely LOVE. I happened to see the posting (school district) the last day the job could accept applications. So, IT WILL HAPPEN. Just have faith - don't give up! Something better will come along - I promise. Good Luck!