Why God is “dog” spelled backwards
The job interview went wonderfully well. Two interviewers were prepped and primed and passed the questioning back and forth with graceful energy. I felt at home answering their queries about training and education and transitioning from corporate employment to self-employment and back.
We laughed a lot. We traded stories. We seemed like working together (read, my working for them) wouldn’t be a problem.
And they told me I would be training in six-week stints. And 60% of those stints would be out of town. And there is even the possibility of back-to-back stints.
I’ve been a road warrior. I can be a road warrior. That’s what I thought and that’s what I told them.
Then I drove home. And I got to thinking about Alex. I couldn’t fathom boarding him all that time. And all the people I know who would say, “You can leave Alex with me” would be offering a favor that could easily become a burden.
Next morning I sat and prayed. No, I hadn’t been offered the job but I’ve always been for advanced planning.
God, I love Alex. I want a job. I leave this up to you, God. Thank you. And so it is.
As I said my prayer for the second or third time, I felt a damp nose gently pressing my cheek.
Amen.
15 minutes after I sent the please-remove-me-from-consideration e-mail, I got a call from another company that had received my resume. We scheduled an interview for later this week.
Amen. Amen.
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