April 4, 2016, Prescott- I got my photo loading device on the laptop fixed, this evening, so a hiking post, or two, is in the offing for tomorrow and Wednesday. Today, though, is a time for mentioning something unexpected.
I went to work at our intermediate school, this morning, only to be told my services were not needed there, due to the convoluted situation in which they found themselves. On a whim, I asked the secretary to call HR and see whether they had any other needs for the day. HR asked me to go to Prescott High School, and help in the Resource Center.
It turned out that the lead teacher there thought I was her new assistant, for the rest of the academic year. I said I would be available, about 90 % of the remaining time, given a few “word is my bond” obligations elsewhere. Both the teacher and the office manager seem fine with that, so I did my job today and will work three more days this week, and 4-5 days a week there, the rest of this month and all but five of the school days in May.
Those who wait, with open eyes and ears, can be rewarded.
A Sagittarian Seeker 
That was worth waiting for — too bad it comes close to the end of the school year, but much better than having to wait for daily calls!
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It provides me with a mini-nest egg for the summer, and more importantly, the Director is casting an eye towards my continuing next academic year.
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Wow — that’s even better news! I hope that works out — it sometimes pays to speak up!
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Sounds like a gift from God. Prescott High School–youth abound!!
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Precisely-and all things serve the Divine Will.
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Yay!! Congratulations on your patience and its payoff!
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Thank you, Carol. We know the Source behind this state of affairs.
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We sure do!
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amazing how that worked out. very good.
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I never cease to be amazed at such bounty.
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Wonderful! How about that!
You are a good example to me. We are definitely having some patience trials around here.
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You certainly have a full, if not overflowing, plate, Mark. Stay the course that’s deep in your heart.
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Good advice! Thank you, friend.
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awesome!
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That’s wonderful that you got something else.
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Indeed it is. Thanks, Angy!
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