If it is not one thing, it is another!

Sad faces and broken hearts is what I received after telling the clients at the group home where I work at that I was leaving for a new job. It is a rewarding job knowing that you are caring for people who can't always or know how to care for themselves. I will miss them. Soon I am going to get a group photo of all of them, and when I do I will post it up so you all can see who I have been working with since November.

On a different note, I started my new job Monday working from 8 am to noon. As I was trying to leave, my car did not start. How embarising! My first day and I already had to leave my half-beater car in the parking lot. There was something wrong with the starter. I had to catch a ride with a guy fom work to go get our other car which was with Mary at Starbucks. Thankfully it is rather close and he was going to his bank at the same intersection. So with a new job comes a car that does not run and a $950 bill. I got the car for free, so we are going to wait a day and see if it is worth it or not.