Job purrs coming your way, Jeanne.

I know exactly what you're going through - I was out of work for 4 months at
the beginning of the year and had to take a temporary job at half my usual
pay.  The good news is that they liked my work and made me permanent, the
bad news is I have to do all the duties of my new job, all the duties of my
*old* job, and I'm *still* getting half the pay - sigh.  Oh well, beggars
can't be choosers and at least it's income.

Again, powerful job-finding purrs coming your way.

Hugs,

CatNipped

Lots of purrs on the way!

The furkids have directed some purrs your way, too.  Hopefully you'll
find the perfect job soon.  (Sometimes temporary jobs end up being
permanent.)

Nan

Purrs are on their way.

--
Joy

"You can never do a kindness too soon because you never know how soon it
will be too late." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

Were purring and tail wagging for you!

Ack, don't you just hate it when things like that happen. Actually I
ran into something similar last month. I've been thinking of getting a
4 season job for a while instead of relying on landscaping - which for
this part of the world is more often than not 8 months out of the
year. Living next door to an army post, I checked for job openings,
which I found I could do online. I found an opening for a pharmacy
tech. After 20 years in the Army as a Pharmacy tech, I figured I could
probably handle that job. The online site also said that there's an
office here on post where you can go get informaton (they even offer
to help you fill out the application and write a resume).

This was on Sunday, so Monday I go to the office. I find out it's only
open Tuesday and Thursday. I was busy Tuesday, but was there bright
and early Thursday. I found out that the cutoff date for
application/resume was the next Tuesday. OK, not much time, but I
figured I could handle it. Then I learn the office that paperwork had
to be delivered to was not on the post in SW Oklahoma, but in Kansas.
I asked about emailing the paperwork, or maybe getting an extension.
No-go the paperwork had to be in Kansas. About that time I was
starting to remember some of the reasons why I was ready to retire,
and started asking if I really wanted to go back to work for the Army.

Always happy to send purrs to anyone in need. So we'll get some
employment purrs headed your way.

And, speaking of need, it certainly seems an awful lot of purrs have
been needed here this month - First Sammy with her heart murmur scare,
and now with Rocky. I hope LB doesn't read this and decide she's been
left out ;-)

Lots of purrs coming your way!

Positive job purrs coming your way, Jeanne!  Please let us know!
Christine

We've got plenty of purrs to go around, and they're coming your way! Good
luck on the job hunt.

Blessed be,
Baha

Employment purrs on the way, Jeanne.
Sam

How frustrating!  We're sending job purrs your way, hoping that you
find something that pays well and that you enjoy.

------
Krista

Job purrs en route.

Knock 'em dead, Jeanne.  Mega-purrs that this works out for you.

Regards and Purrs,
O J

    Plenty of purrs coming that you find your one-true-job ASAP.
Best of luck!!!

   Jeanne

You got it, Jeanne.

Ginger-lyn

Purrs and prayers for your Jeanne
Jazz & his mama

Job purrs sent.
Suz
Macmoosette
Thank Heavens There's Only One
=^..^=   =^..^=   =^..^=   =^..^=  =^..^=  =^..^=

Waiting for inspiration. Please hold while I contemplate my navel.

(=':'=)
(")_(")

You got 'em!

PURRRRRRR (bandit)
PURRRRRRRRRRRRRRR (pericles)
PURRRRRRRRRRRR (snowball)

And best wishes from me

Gordon the mere hoomin

Job purrs on the way.

Absolutely! We're sending the best power purrs we can muster.

Lots of purrs and best wishes for you to get the job and if possible, for
the job to become permanent (and if not, for you to find an even better
job),