We were just doing our weekly bible study and my phone rings. I got the job! Yes. A job.
A real job. With a paycheck.
I had an interview last Monday. I haven't had an interview since 1998! That's a long time. I haven't had a job in 10 years! That's a long time..... Back to the interview.
I had a telephonic interview on Feb 1 and then I was notified of a second interview. A panel interview. When the lady on the other end of the phone told me that I got this sinking feeling in my gut. I pictured a
bunch of people sitting behind a table looking at me and me waaay out in the front of them, facing them, sitting in a chair, all exposed and alone. It wasn't that way at all. There were four of us around a smallish round table and I knew two of them. One better than the other. And they were too busy writing to even look at me, much.
I woke up that morning with a headache. A bad one. I was off my game. I wasn't fretting the interview though, that is until I walked into the building and sat down. Then my heart started to race! I hate that feeling. But I did good I guess, I got the job, racing heart, headache and all.
I will be recruiting foster and adoptive parents in our county.
It will be a challenge for sure but I'm game... I think.
And yesterday I was driving to pick up the kiddos and I hit something in the road. I thought it was just a mud clod because it had been raining and there were a bunch of mud clods in the road. My truck gave me an alert that my PSI was at 6. Yes 6. I pull over and call my husband,
then I get out and look at my tires. They look fine but when I drove I felt like I was driving into the wind. Anyway, I get back in the truck and drive. It still says 6 psi. I stop to get some chicken
(every time I type chicken I first type it chickne) feed. Again I check the tires. Looks fine. I give a quick thanks to God for that and I continue on to get the girlies. As we get into the truck I check the tires. They were fine but the gauge said 5 psi. I take the back roads. I get home look at the tires. Good. I go make dinner.
When Sam gets home he walks in and says, "As flat as a pancake." The tire was flat! The really weird thing is is that the gauge said it was the rear tire so I was comparing the rear tire to the front tire and it was really the front tire that went flat... Anyhow, I totally believe that the Lord kept my tire in perfect working order till I got home. That is always my prayer. He is so good to provide for what we need!
Tonight was girls night out. My mom and sister and I went to the movies to see "The Vow" It was good. Made me want to cry. Sam stayed home with the girls cleaning shampoo off of the bathroom floor. The joys of four year olds.