PS: Today while between patrons I quickly checked my email, wondering if there’d be news about GM. I found several messages from friends across the country expressing support and concern for my husband and me. I didn’t even know what the news was yet, but my eyes filled up with tears at the wonderful amount of support we were receiving. I can’t say thanks enough guys. You know who you are! The next patron pretended he didn’t notice me crying, and I pretended I wasn’t. It all worked out.
Change Is Hard
…but change is certain.
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June 2, 2009 at 5:16 pm
I can understand what you are going through. I worked with Citgo in the early-mid 80s. Oil industry was going bust, me and my friends in limbo. Who was getting laid off, what was I going to do next. The limbo was the worst part of it all.
Things worked out, but it was not even anything close to what I thought things would be like. One rolls with the punches and prays for the best. My Dad retired from Ford and my brother in law had a medical discharge from GM about six years ago.
Take care of yourselves,
Essex’s & Deacon’s Dog Dad
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June 2, 2009 at 9:47 pm
Thanks Essex’s and Decon’s Dog Dad! I am going to think of all of this as a big adventure. Might as well! 🙂
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