RE: gifts, etc.

[Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>]

On Fri, 27 Dec 2013, , Flora wrote:
 > >  >  > He still hasn't started the process at all. All he says is that he 
 > >  >  > wants  >  >  > me to get him a job.

How old is he? He thinks you can get him a job? The way to get a job(if 
you can't get a paying one) is to 
volunteer and then you meet people who may know of jobs, that's the way 
you get a job. Don't apply on websites. You have to talk to real 
people.Robert knows all about this. He goes to a job search group every 
Monday morning even though he has a job now, he helps other people. 

 > > Me too. I know that Tim doesn't like cities, but there are so many  > 
 > > advantages. I keep trying to tell Nick all of the advantages to living in  
 > > > a city. I tell him that he never has to speak to a soul if he doesn't 
 > > want  > to, but you have access to so much.
 > 
 > Both are very true.

my job has been stressful,learning the new technology(using Webex for 
teleconferencing,Skype for communicating with coworkers & bosses from all 
over the country & they 
use it to track our hours, my 
Excel & Word skills are rusty,and learning the new medical coding 
system.We had final assessment last week and I did well despite dealing 
with a cold(I still have not gotten over it, and Robert got it for Xmas).
I got this job through a recruiter contacting me through Linkedin.com.
It's easy to stay at home and not get out & see people,especially when you 
are not in an urban area.
For Nick maybe you have to set a firm deadline & if he doesn't take some 
action, then change the locks.(this sounds bad,I know)