Tough decision

There are a lot of decisions in life and I had to make one of the hardest I had tonight. As you know for the last month and a half, I have been working as a baker for Winegars. I have had to quit it. The scheduling conflict between my wife's work and mine just does not work out for me to work for the job. I can barely get any sleep, I feel like crap when I get home from work, my wife has pretty much called e lazy without saying the actual word and phrase. It was just not the right time or job for me. It filled a whole to get some things paid, and look towards the next job. I do not think Chris really understands what we do in a bakery and no one ever will unless they walk a mile, or work a day in a bakery. Something better is out there. What and where it is, God only knows. I feel it is the right choice for me. I feel that way, because there has been so many issues come up in this job, that I just don't want to go into details, but it is just better that i depart now and put it all in the Lords hands. I am going to do my part with going out, searching, putting out apps, and talking to find the right one. As our lesson in Sunday School on Sunday talked about the Sons of Mosiah and how they diligently search the scriptures while they were on their missions, and how we diligently search for our keys or wallets or whatever we lose at home. How we should use that effort in our scripture study. That's what I am going to need to do. Wednesday is a job fair in Layton. I am going to that, to see what I can get out of it. Who knows, I may got back to Teleperformance, or go elsewhere. Right now, I feel at peace with the choice I made and even though they will be angry, frustrated and just not happy, they will find someone who can do the job, who has the time to do it, and not have any other distraction in their way. Heck, I am going to call back the asst manager to Denny's in Layton. He called the day after I got the job at Winegars wanting to have me come in for an interview. i turned it down since I got the job at Winegars. He may not be happy to hear from me again, but I did love working for Denny's. No benefits, but I did enjoy the work and if they were finally serious enough to call me, I should call them back and tell them I am now available for the job, if they have a position open. We shall see. As I remember one brother from my home ward in Cali say before I went on my mission, he is a good strong member of the church, pays his titihing, had a son on a mission, lost his job due to the job going out of business. But because of his political ties with the city counsel and such, he got a job right away working for a congressman. I remember what he said when he lost the job, "That's what I get for being a faithful member and paying my titihing. I lose one job, and find a better one." The Lord was looking out for him, and so He will do the same for us. As long as we keep on doing what is right. He will bless us. That is all for now.