S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y...NIGHT!
Okay, it's not night time, but it IS Saturday-it reminded me of the song by the Bay City Rollers by the same name. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rK6BjJaAjY&NR=1 (for your viewing pleasure :) )
With my change in schedule, I am having a hard time distinguishing the days: what I used to do on the weekend I have been able to accomplish during the week with my time freed up as it has been. I used to be able to distinguish what day it was by the tasks I had to accomplish. It's not a bad thing, just an adjustment. :) This week has been a busy week, filled with job interviews and budget reviews, homework and other good things. I have had a few interviews and I feel I found a job that will be perfect for the remainder of my time at BSU. It is part-time, which is where the budget reviews have come in to see what bare minimum I can work for and still survive. :) I found it! It never ceases to amaze me how the Spirit works and how true it is what it says in the scriptures that the Spirit will tell us the truth of ALL things. (2 Nephi 32:5) It is what guided me to make the decision I did about the different jobs I interviewed for. It was so distinct, the feeling I felt in each of the interviews. One felt as if I had run into a brick wall-that there was no progression for me there; with the other I felt as though I could go for miles and miles-I could see a future. I don't know how else to explain the myriad of feelings I felt during the interviews and afterwards in weighing my options. So I went with the one that felt right. I paid attention to how I felt in the interview and how I felt in pondering my options afterwards. I was concerned about the pay offered by the job I accepted and spoke with the owner about it-that it was below what I could survive on. She was very kind and we worked out a deal. All works out as it should. I also have another interview on Monday for a job teaching Spanish in a couple of the elementary schools here in the valley a few mornings a week. This opportunity sounds great to me as well and I am excited to learn more about it and see if the two jobs could work with school and everything else in the mix.
I feel I lack the spiritual vision to see very far ahead of me or to fully understand why things happen as they do, but I do know the my Heavenly Father is mindful of me and can see the big picture and will continue to guide me to be where I need to be and do what I need to do IF I trust in Him.
With my change in schedule, I am having a hard time distinguishing the days: what I used to do on the weekend I have been able to accomplish during the week with my time freed up as it has been. I used to be able to distinguish what day it was by the tasks I had to accomplish. It's not a bad thing, just an adjustment. :) This week has been a busy week, filled with job interviews and budget reviews, homework and other good things. I have had a few interviews and I feel I found a job that will be perfect for the remainder of my time at BSU. It is part-time, which is where the budget reviews have come in to see what bare minimum I can work for and still survive. :) I found it! It never ceases to amaze me how the Spirit works and how true it is what it says in the scriptures that the Spirit will tell us the truth of ALL things. (2 Nephi 32:5) It is what guided me to make the decision I did about the different jobs I interviewed for. It was so distinct, the feeling I felt in each of the interviews. One felt as if I had run into a brick wall-that there was no progression for me there; with the other I felt as though I could go for miles and miles-I could see a future. I don't know how else to explain the myriad of feelings I felt during the interviews and afterwards in weighing my options. So I went with the one that felt right. I paid attention to how I felt in the interview and how I felt in pondering my options afterwards. I was concerned about the pay offered by the job I accepted and spoke with the owner about it-that it was below what I could survive on. She was very kind and we worked out a deal. All works out as it should. I also have another interview on Monday for a job teaching Spanish in a couple of the elementary schools here in the valley a few mornings a week. This opportunity sounds great to me as well and I am excited to learn more about it and see if the two jobs could work with school and everything else in the mix.
I feel I lack the spiritual vision to see very far ahead of me or to fully understand why things happen as they do, but I do know the my Heavenly Father is mindful of me and can see the big picture and will continue to guide me to be where I need to be and do what I need to do IF I trust in Him.
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