Thank God, I am free of court. Five full days of court, sitting around listening to preposterous lies. Listening to hostile attorneys trying their best to hide the truth, and and sell a lie. Wondering if the jury (yes, a full blown jury) would see through the smoke and lies. Realizing anything could happen. Praying with others, by myself, and having a prayer team on the job. Knowing that when it looked the worse, God could still give us victory, and he did. I had my own trial, in a trial. It was not fun, but the Lord delivered us!
Now I am buried at work, trying to catch up, and I feel like I'm in a whirlwind,
with huge issues blowing up on all fronts.
Yet I am happy, fortunate and blessed to have those problems, and I have hopefully learned lessons that will come in handy another time.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Infrequent Visits-Tidbits
I should have named this "Almost never on" I get busy with work, and often do not get to personal stuff for many days at a time.
Interesting item: A young lady I hired 4 years ago left us when she got married and moved to Bakersfield about a year ago. She called me last week, and told me her Mom was going to be on the new State Lottery show that coming Sunday. I told her to let me know if they won. She called on Sunday and announced her Mom had become the first Millionaire on the show, she won $2,800,000! Dave will remeber one of his best sales reps, and perhaps Crystal might remember Maria Sineriz. Can you believe that?
Interesting item: A young lady I hired 4 years ago left us when she got married and moved to Bakersfield about a year ago. She called me last week, and told me her Mom was going to be on the new State Lottery show that coming Sunday. I told her to let me know if they won. She called on Sunday and announced her Mom had become the first Millionaire on the show, she won $2,800,000! Dave will remeber one of his best sales reps, and perhaps Crystal might remember Maria Sineriz. Can you believe that?
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