--- In [email protected], "2fast4u" <sharon_b283@...> wrote:
>
> Oak,
> For one, I am certified RETIRED! No, it's NEVER too late to improve
> oneself, educationally. It's how I got ahead, received promotions on I'm
> still married and enjoy his company. The burning
> question of the day at my house is, "what's for dinner"?
>
So what's for dinner?
All i know is when I was once told my job was over (after successfully
recruiting and building the whole department with people that knew stuff), I
was let go.
for about 2 minutes i said now what. then I picked up the phone, updated a
resume and off I went. Took me a few weeks of me turning stuff down and getting
turned down, but i didn't sit around complaining. I even got to file
unemployment, but didn't count on it as income for a couple years - more a
couple weeks.
Nothings wrong with america. You just have to be up to the challenge that not
every company or muni can keep you on the payroll just because and that there
are better ways to do things or there are people who may be more qualified then
you.
That is a fact of life.
Some people chose to be a doctor teacher fireman or engineer or an appraiser.
Others chose art related fields. others went into something a member of their
family was in.
Others didn't over-extend themselves when funny money was floating around a few
years ago.
Trust me. Trying to REDUCE your interest rate today isn't easy, especially when
you pay on time.
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