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64 days...But who's counting?!

So, it has been 64 days since graduation....and I am still on the hunt for a job. I carry on in faith and have been amazed at the Lord's blessings. Friends tell me on a daily basis how they are praying for me and hoping that I find what I am looking for. It's wonderfully humbling to think that there are others petitioning the Lord on my behalf. Thanks, guys!

I know that something will come. I have a few months left in the timetable I have set for myself. I am just hoping my timetable matches what the Lord has planned. Thank you for checking out my blog, and for your thoughts, prayers and good vibes. I need them and I am doing my best to put them to good use. I apply to jobs and network every day...hopefully our economy will pick up soon I can fulfill my dream of being a rock star social worker.

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  1. The YoungsJuly 23, 2009 at 11:31 PM

    I love your spirit and positive attitude. No doubt the Lord has something in store for you and I am sure He is preparing you for it.

    You are in my thoughts and prayers. Please do the same for me as I go for more schooling (in a few days).
    By the way, I love the pics you put with your posts.

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