Need some good vibes........

For the last 14 months I've been less than fully employed. I used to work
for a local Gateway Country store and we were hit in the 2003 St Patrick's
Day Massacre. Since then I've found the local economy less than favorable.
I've been working part-time at a local dept store doing the daily deposit 2
or 3 days a week. The pay is the pits but it gets me out of the house. My
unemployment ran out in January and I have since opened a new claim but I'd
really rather work.

Sunday I faxed in my application for a job that could be ideal for me. For
some time now I've wanted a job that I felt was a real benefit to people.
(Putting computers in the hands of people who are too stupid to use surge
protectors and anti-virus programs is NOT a good feeling at times. Sorry for
the rant.) The county's Agency on Aging has an opening for an Information
Specialist. The job would have me creating a bimonthly newsletter and
creating promotional material. And I believe their was something about some
web work. I do this on a volunteer basis for a non-profit organization
already and I love doing it! Okay, they're giving
preference to people over 60 and I still have 11½ years until that, but I am
going for the veteran's preference points. It's not the highest paying job
I've ever had but I could live on the salary they're offering.

I could use some good vibes being sent my way - I really think this job
could be "the one". If I'm not selected, well, so be it. But I sure hope
so..........

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

sending you the best i've got! good wishes.
Lisa
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]I could use some good vibes being sent my way - I really think this job
]could be "the one". If I'm not selected, well, so be it. But I sure hope
]so..........

vibes incoming!

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I'll be keeping my fingers crossed for you, JoAnn!!!


For the last 14 months I've been less than fully employed. I used to work
for a local Gateway Country store and we were hit in the 2003 St Patrick's
Day Massacre. Since then I've found the local economy less than favorable.
I've been working part-time at a local dept store doing the daily deposit 2
or 3 days a week. The pay is the pits but it gets me out of the house. My
unemployment ran out in January and I have since opened a new claim but I'd
really rather work.

Sunday I faxed in my application for a job that could be ideal for me. For
some time now I've wanted a job that I felt was a real benefit to people.
(Putting computers in the hands of people who are too stupid to use surge
protectors and anti-virus programs is NOT a good feeling at times. Sorry for
the rant.) The county's Agency on Aging has an opening for an Information
Specialist. The job would have me creating a bimonthly newsletter and
creating promotional material. And I believe their was something about some
web work. I do this on a volunteer basis for a non-profit organization
already and I love doing it! Okay, they're giving
preference to people over 60 and I still have 11½ years until that, but I am
going for the veteran's preference points. It's not the highest paying job
I've ever had but I could live on the salary they're offering.

I could use some good vibes being sent my way - I really think this job
could be "the one". If I'm not selected, well, so be it. But I sure hope
so..........

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

On Tue, 18 May 2004 15:40:50 -0400, "JL Paules"
wrote:

I could use some good vibes being sent my way - I really think this job
could be "the one". If I'm not selected, well, so be it. But I sure hope
so..........

Ask and you shall receive.
job vibes

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Margie
http://www.handcraftedjewelry.com/st...asp?userid=261
http://www.picturetrail.com/margiek

Good thoughts coming from NM

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Debbie (New Mexico)
Life is too short
"JL Paules" wrote in message
...
For the last 14 months I've been less than fully employed. I used to work
for a local Gateway Country store and we were hit in the 2003 St Patrick's
Day Massacre. Since then I've found the local economy less than favorable.
I've been working part-time at a local dept store doing the daily deposit
2
or 3 days a week. The pay is the pits but it gets me out of the house. My
unemployment ran out in January and I have since opened a new claim but
I'd
really rather work.

Sunday I faxed in my application for a job that could be ideal for me. For
some time now I've wanted a job that I felt was a real benefit to people.
(Putting computers in the hands of people who are too stupid to use surge
protectors and anti-virus programs is NOT a good feeling at times. Sorry
for
the rant.) The county's Agency on Aging has an opening for an Information
Specialist. The job would have me creating a bimonthly newsletter and
creating promotional material. And I believe their was something about
some
web work. I do this on a volunteer basis for a non-profit organization
already and I love doing it! Okay, they're giving
preference to people over 60 and I still have 11½ years until that, but I
am
going for the veteran's preference points. It's not the highest paying job
I've ever had but I could live on the salary they're offering.

I could use some good vibes being sent my way - I really think this job
could be "the one". If I'm not selected, well, so be it. But I sure hope
so..........

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]






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Job vibes to you JoAnn!!!!!

Kathy K
"JL Paules" wrote in message
...
For the last 14 months I've been less than fully employed. I used to work
for a local Gateway Country store and we were hit in the 2003 St Patrick's
Day Massacre. Since then I've found the local economy less than favorable.
I've been working part-time at a local dept store doing the daily deposit
2
or 3 days a week. The pay is the pits but it gets me out of the house. My
unemployment ran out in January and I have since opened a new claim but
I'd
really rather work.

Sunday I faxed in my application for a job that could be ideal for me. For
some time now I've wanted a job that I felt was a real benefit to people.
(Putting computers in the hands of people who are too stupid to use surge
protectors and anti-virus programs is NOT a good feeling at times. Sorry
for
the rant.) The county's Agency on Aging has an opening for an Information
Specialist. The job would have me creating a bimonthly newsletter and
creating promotional material. And I believe their was something about
some
web work. I do this on a volunteer basis for a non-profit organization
already and I love doing it! Okay, they're giving
preference to people over 60 and I still have 11½ years until that, but I
am
going for the veteran's preference points. It's not the highest paying job
I've ever had but I could live on the salary they're offering.

I could use some good vibes being sent my way - I really think this job
could be "the one". If I'm not selected, well, so be it. But I sure hope
so..........

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Thanks Kathy - still haven't heard anything about anything.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"KDK" wrote in message
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Job vibes to you JoAnn!!!!!

Kathy K
"JL Paules" wrote in message
...
For the last 14 months I've been less than fully employed. I used to
work
for a local Gateway Country store and we were hit in the 2003 St
Patrick's
Day Massacre. Since then I've found the local economy less than
favorable.
I've been working part-time at a local dept store doing the daily
deposit
2
or 3 days a week. The pay is the pits but it gets me out of the house.
My
unemployment ran out in January and I have since opened a new claim but
I'd
really rather work.

Sunday I faxed in my application for a job that could be ideal for me.
For
some time now I've wanted a job that I felt was a real benefit to
people.
(Putting computers in the hands of people who are too stupid to use
surge
protectors and anti-virus programs is NOT a good feeling at times. Sorry
for
the rant.) The county's Agency on Aging has an opening for an
Information
Specialist. The job would have me creating a bimonthly newsletter and
creating promotional material. And I believe their was something about
some
web work. I do this on a volunteer basis for a non-profit organization
already and I love doing it! Okay, they're giving
preference to people over 60 and I still have 11½ years until that, but
I
am
going for the veteran's preference points. It's not the highest paying
job
I've ever had but I could live on the salary they're offering.

I could use some good vibes being sent my way - I really think this job
could be "the one". If I'm not selected, well, so be it. But I sure hope
so..........

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]








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