How I found a job

I now believe the best way to find a job is to always do the best you can at your work, thirst for learning, and keep in touch with past co-workers. Your reputation and your past co-workers are your best bet to landing a shiny new job. Once I let people know the type of work I was looking for, I had opportunities-o-plenty.

After a handful of lunch meetings, I think I’ve found a job. If all goes well I will start on Monday. Yeah!!

I am very thankful for the faith my friends, family, and other folks have in me.

Turkey. It’s what’s for dinner.

Thinking up stuff to fix for dinner is tough. I try to include a protein item, vegetables, and a carb/starch. It’s especially tough because my family doesn’t really eat a lot of meat. Tonight was a rare night. I fixed turkey with steamed green beans and French bread.

I get the boneless turkey roast because there is less mess and it’s a snap to slice up. The Polder brand cooking thermo/timer always cooks it up just right. I set it to 167 degrees and it beeps wildly when the turkey is done. After letting it rest about 20 minutes, I slice it up with an insanely sharp, serrated electric knife.