Posted on 12/28/2010 4:26:09 PM PST by Salvation
Why are you buying lottery tickets if you are late with your rent? Sounds like you want to turn things around and that is great. Simple, smart decisions like not buying lottery tickets are usually one of the first steps. Just sayin’...
This time of year can be difficult.
Prayers continuing for your spiritual, mental, and physical health.
“Why are you buying lottery tickets if you are late with your rent? Sounds like you want to turn things around and that is great. Simple, smart decisions like not buying lottery tickets are usually one of the first steps. Just sayin...”
Yeah, I get your point. Perhaps I am being selfish and irresponsible, but I think the good it does me to use $4.00 to $8.00 a month on recreation is worth the expense.
Maybe not. Maybe I should quit.
Prayers up for you and your family.
Blessings, etabeta
“You are truly a Saint”
Only if they revive that TV show and I get the lead.
“severe back and leg pain.”
Prayers for you.
Oh, Suz, what happened to you? Are you pregnant? Pscyatic nerve. *spelling*??
**Buy your lottery tickets somewhere else........**
LOL!
Great to hear your 12 pieces of good news!
Good advice. I think I have only bought a handful since they became legal here. Not worth the wasted money. But could be a terrible addiction.
This is wonderful! God keep you all in His protection, His love, His peace; prayers continue for your intentions.
dsc! My heart swells with joy for you! I pray that God’s mercy and healing continues to work in your lives!
Deo Gratias!!!
Hey...I just want to make sure you don’t think I’m picking on you. I’m not. I was almost in your situation at one time. About to be foreclosed on, out of work, credit cards maxed. I wouldn’t answer the phone. My vice was beer, not lottery tickets.
I just started over. Keep your resume sharp and your personal appearance sharper - thats what I did.
You want to look at, and consider EVERY SINGLE job opportunity. Don’t think short term, but rather what can you offer this company that would have them entrust in you the ability to build this job into something more.
If you go in for an interview, you better be prepared. Know more about what they do than THEY do. If you can show that you don’t need excessive training, you’re ahead of everyone else.
I’ve interviewed guys/gals that had never even seen our website. Or knew what we did. Heck, before my interview, I printed out the entire website and nearly memorized it. I also did countless “drive-by’s” to make sure that I would never be late (even given trains and draw bridges). In fact, I had to sit in the car in a parking lot 1/2 mile away for a few minutes so I wasn’t too early.
What can you do to be an invaluable asset to them. How hard can you work. How much can you contribute. How little can you complain.
Make sure they know you aren’t going anywhere and that you are not looking for a job, you are looking for a career.
Thats all I did 7 years ago, and today I run the company.
God will give you a better return on your investment!!!!!!
“God will give you a better return on your investment!”
You mean contribute it to the Church instead of the State?
YAY!
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