My New Job


Well what am I at now? I think resolution #4. You have seen all of my posts about Camp Daniel and I'm sure you now know how much I love it and support it. It was at the end of camp last year, week four, that I had decided life needed to change.  Tony Piantine is one of my biggest mentors and at camp he had asked me if I could be more involved with the Booster Club. He spoke into my life and encouraged me that God had big things in store for my life. I knew that if I was going to help with camp more, I needed to free up some time.  My job last year required long hours!!! Full-time 7:00-6:00pm. I knew that as I drove to work the Monday after camp, that I did not want to be there anymore. I felt life was too short to continue working that many hours. I needed a part-time job. I heard of a job opening at Ferrellgas and applied. So on March 4th 2013, I started my new part-time job. My hours are usually 8:00am-2:30pm with a day off during the week.  Perfect!!! I love the girls I work with. It's been a great transition! I've also been able to spend more time on the booster club. 
Resolution #4-completed


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  1. Pastor JerryAugust 14, 2013 at 12:24 PM

    Resolution No. 5. Have coffee on a regular basis with your dad. :) I love you and am very proud of you. Dad

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