Comments | pr_bear: Confronting new horizons.

pr_bear

Confronting new horizons.

Nov 24, 2006 19:52

Soon to be recently unemployed I think over the many uncertainties that will surly come over the horizon. Though I’ve updated my resume, sent a few out, and prepared my presentation cards I feel so frustrated to think that at my 30 years of age I’m having such a difficult time adjusting to these inevitable realities, and not finding stability at ( Read more... )

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sunsmogseahorse November 25 2006, 01:30:42 UTC

oh, bearie bear! you are a well-trained, extremely intellitgent man and will find the next step in your career without a misstep. Don't be scared. You're going to be fine.

I wish I were there to hold you to my chest.

Grrr! pr_bear November 26 2006, 22:01:57 UTC

I wish I were there too, mmmm. :)

I think all will be fine, i'm just dealing with my initial frustrations about all this current instability in my life, and trying to figure out what to do. As always handsome thank you very much for knowing what to say.

npdxbear November 25 2006, 02:45:45 UTC

If you don't mind rain, the Northwest might be a place to look. Most firms are suffering from an employee shortage.

pr_bear November 26 2006, 22:21:13 UTC

Interesting! I wonder why that is though? I've always been open to exploring the possibility of moving to San Francisco or San Diego. I have heard really great things about both cities, but I have no one there I know. In contrast on the east coast I have family, and several friends, but who knows I'm open to a new opportunity. Thanks!

PS: Is Frank looking for anyone...hahaha just joking. Best of luck btw, take it all in, and enjoy. Don't let Arnie take that joy away from you just like he did this Thanksgiving. Hang in there.

npdxbear November 26 2006, 22:47:13 UTC

yes, they are hiring. www.foga.com

pr_bear November 26 2006, 23:40:58 UTC

Thanks!

anonymous November 25 2006, 04:39:43 UTC

Sorry to hear about your situation.

Here in the New Orleans area there are many construction jobs going on (for obvious reasons), and a huge "spanish" speaking population has moved in and most don't speak english. Might be worth looking into.

cajuncountry November 25 2006, 04:45:44 UTC

Sorry that was me above.

pr_bear November 26 2006, 23:39:46 UTC

Might look into that. I know NO is not to what is used to be nor will it ever be the same, but I look forward to go there sometime.

Thanks.

ericatlarge November 25 2006, 06:02:15 UTC

how about san franshitsco? there are even a couple Puerto Rican and or Cuban restaurants!
BTW Cajuncountry is sexy!

pr_bear November 26 2006, 22:54:31 UTC

My LJ friends are always sexy! hehehe. I have to Visit SF this coming year, I hear a lot of great things about the city. I've always have loved the thought of moving there. Who knows?