oh how good and amazing the Lord is,
Sometime in March or April I was sitting in my car getting my oil changed, ( I really miss my oil change place) when my phone rang. It was a lady from Communicare in Oxford asking me for an interview in May. Obiviously I said YES! and got it schuduled for the Monday after I finished my Grad program.
Fast Forward to May. I had my last day of work at BXS on May 16 and walked on May 17 (of course in typical Ashley fashion I had a horrible sinus infection the whole weekend). On the 18th I spent the day going to graduation services with my best friend and sucessfully took photos (really bad photos I might add due to previously stated sickness) with all the graduates that I knew. It was fun and tiring and I fell down not once but twice that day. THEN I drove the 4 hour drive to Batesville to my parents/my new homeish. (we will get to that part.) On Sunday I went to church, went to a retirement luncheon for two of the women who helped shape me to who I am. My first grade teacher, Shirley White, and my Career Discovery teacher, Wanda Gooch. THEN I got to see my house for the first time since my Papaw went to the Nursing Home.
On Monday I interviewed with Communicare, and then went and started cleaning my house. On Tuesday I went BACK to Hattiesburg and cleaned on my apartment some and came back sometime on Wednesday. I was then no longer a resident of Lamar County (though my car tag says other wise :D)
Then the next three weeks I spent cleaning, painting, and talking about floors and furniture with my mom. In conclusion I think I will never try to build my own house. In the middle of all of that I was asked to go on the youth trip. The Friday before we left I got a phone call from Communicare asking me to come in for fingerprinting.
July has been less let say busy, mostly working at Cracker Barrel. I waited and waited and waited for a call back from Communicare. FINALLY I got a letter for a job in Calhoun County in the Bruce School District. SO blessed.
I started today and I am now trying to read the employee manual.
(More on how cool that I am in the SCHOOL system later)
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