Very sorry about the bad news. With your attitude I expect your future
will lead to a better place in your life and career.
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Really a great attitude. Sorry about the job loss. I've always felt the
universe has a better idea of what I need than I do. I've lost jobs and
always been the better for it. I hope the same for you. Have fun into the
next chapter. And yeah I'd rather ride my Riv too.
~Hugh
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Sorry to hear about this. Being let go is never pleasant, particularly if
it's through no fault of your own , and it's a shock if you've had no prior
warning. But, as you say , dealing with the worst of human nature on a
daily basis is appalling and distressing. It also sucks that the bottom
Sorry to hear about the sudden job loss, but to echo others comments, your
grace and postive outlook are commendable. I believe that with your attitude,
you'll find yourself in a much more rewarding job in the near future.
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Sorry about the loss of your job. I know how it is to lose a job. However
I've learned being funemployed isn't bad also. I've picked up the best new
knowledge and experiences during my funemployment and was able to use it to
land another job in an unrelated field. Good luck with another door
Dear Blakcloud,
My heart goes out to you in terms of what the future may hold. But your
attitude, but not being able to ride my Rivendell home is even worse!,
inspires me. Thank you for that. I cannot imagine what you had to do to
accomplish what you did. Whatever good you could do with the
Sorry to hear of this, but based on your attitude you'll be okay. My best
wishes go out to you. Take care and keep riding that bike.
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Brilliant answer! And how fantastic that you can embrace the wild open
possibilities with abandon! When I was laid off in 2000 we planned on
selling our townhouse and doing a tour of the US and Canada, but ended up
using money as a down payment on our current house. Prepare for a wild,
It's an open door...
On Thursday, June 12, 2014 8:42:15 PM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Brilliant answer! And how fantastic that you can embrace the wild open
possibilities with abandon! When I was laid off in 2000 we planned on
selling our townhouse and doing a tour of the US and Canada,
Great answer! And good luck on the job search. Maybe time for a small
tour, to clear the cobwebs get the imagination fired up?
dougP
On Thursday, June 12, 2014 4:53:34 PM UTC-7, blakcloud wrote:
Today I was called into a meeting where I was met by HR, management and my
union reps.
I too rode my bike home when I was laid off in 2008. Not a Rivendell, but
an RB1.
They were not as nice though, no one offered me a cab ride home, even
though it was a 22 mile ride.
In my case I hated working there, so was happy to be gone. It did take a
while to find a job I liked (and still
Chapeau! on your attitude. Just went through the layoff unemployment new
job cycle, I wish you all the best in your new path.
Ryan
On Thursday, June 12, 2014 4:53:34 PM UTC-7, blakcloud wrote:
Today I was called into a meeting where I was met by HR, management and my
union reps. Budget
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