Well, Rhonda, maybe in the long run it's a good thing he isn't working
there any more, since they didn't seem to appreciate how hard he tried to
do a good job.  Am praying that he finds a caring and supportive place to work.

Peggy

He who laughs, lasts.
At 07:37 PM 11/18/2004, you wrote:
>Ben doesn't have his job anymore, it was as he had thought.  His boss is
>upset because Ben had an eye doctor appointment yesterday, he went during
>his lunch hour, and was back 45 minutes past the end of his lunch time.
>That of course isn't really the reason, just the current one.  Ben told his
>boss that he had tried to help the company, and even came back after the
>lazor surgery and stayed until 7, he told them he had tried to do his best
>at the job, but it didn't seem he could please anyone.
>Things just weren't the same for Ben once he came back frommedical leave.
>
>So, we are back in a some what familiar place, though I hadn't really
>expected to be here again.
>
>We have some money in savings, so will be  ok for a  little while, Ben has
>already been looking for a job,  a little on the side, because he felt this
>would happen.
>He brought a report home the other day saying production was up 140
>percent, but apparently that wasn't good enough. I know this is so very
>discouraging for Ben, it has to be  so depressing, to work hard at a job,
>Ben has been staying late, and has worked the last four weekends thinking
>that would help.
>I pray that Ben finds a job soon, money isn't everything, sure we all need
>it, but we need to work in a place where we are valued.
>
>I will not allow circumstances to  to change the truth I know,
>my value will not be determined by what goes on around me,
>we will be ok,
>we have been through this before,
>it is not the end of the world.
>
>I appreciate all of you listening,
>and we both appreciate your prayers,
>praying for all of you too!
>
>Rhonda