yep, the motivation factor was my idea. i know about the vanity factor and
knew she would never want to go back to just soap and water, and nothing
except a comb and brush for the hair. other wise she did not have much fire
for getting out there and putting in any applications. she was content to
sleep in evey day, get up and go out to visit her boyfriend at his break
where he works, and watch tv. she would do some housework if she was
specifically requested and anything she desired magically appearing because
she wrote it on our families shopping list.  a good life if you can get it.

   here in the atlanta area jobs are not that hard to get. i had told her
that she'd have to work at something while she built her massage therapy
clientell, but, just had to give her a little push.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bobby Greer [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 10:24 AM
> To:   [log in to unmask]
> Subject:      Re: i'm back
>
> Ken,
>
>         welcome back!! As for your daughter, there is nothing like
> motivation to hone those job seeking skills.
>
>
>
> Bobby
>
>
> >just as i said i am back. although it took me more than a week to catch
> up
> >on what was on my desk and actually get time to reactivate the list to
> mail
> >again. having to come back is enough to discourage one from taking
> vacation
> >in the first place.
> >   i am still getting stiff from all the driving/riding.
> >   our first news is that my daughter got a job. hooray. took place 2
> days
> >after we told her that on the day in august that mom went back to work
> (she
> >is in the schools) that we would cease to purchase unnecessary items for
> >her. (ie: the little things like face powder, creams, and other makeup;
> new
> >clothes, she can wear what she has, etc.)  amazingly she got a job in two
> >days.
> >  well it is good to be back. what is happening with you guys/gals?