I lit your candle last night, and the darn thing burned down completely within twenty minutes. The flame was high and bright, and according to all the books I've read on candle rituals that means that your interview is a sure thing. I am going to light another one for you tonight. This doesn't usually happen; these are the same kind of candles that I use for that nine day ritual, and they usually burn slowly.
Sherral, I wish you the best of luck with your interview tomorrow. We are also in the same rut, two months after my son was born, his company laid him off and closed down, perfect timing for finances and medical bills. I do support the temp agencies also, they are always able to find a job, whether it's for a few days or a few weeks or months even. And with your experience in housekeeping, you should have no problem finding one (all paws crossed).
I agree also, someone should be addressing the overwhelming unemployment rate that is occuring with this administration! Texas is in it's worst ever but no one is doing anything about it.
Sherral - you didn't tell us how far away the appointment was, so we don't know if it's going well and you're not back yet, or if it's just far away!!!!
I set the alarm for 8:15am this morning so I could start sending calming vibes your way.
No matter what happens, we're here with smiles or big shoulders.
One thing I like about temp agencies--things can change for the best in a hurry. Some other long term assignment could come in, or one of the agency's employees could screw up royally and you'll get the call to replace them.
If you can, try to sign on with more than one. At one time I was juggling seven temp agencies. Some kept me busy, some of them I never heard from them again after the first interview.
It could be that your husband is meant to get his job first. I still feel good about this and I'm praying for you and everyone else out there who needs help.