That's right, the word "job" is OUT and "career
opportunity" is IN. No one says "job" anymore.
The word "job" describes what I've been doing
for the past two years at Burger King. A
"career" is what I'll be pursuing in York,
Pennsylvania.

I've been back in the job market (apparently
*that* term is still "PC") since last October. My
company was acquired by another, and they're
closing down our operations here. I was told
in January that the new company didn't have a
position for me, but a week ago on Tuesday
they came back and offered me a position that
only recently opened up.

After much prayer, research, and careful
consideration, we've decided to accept that
offer. We will be relocating to York,
Pennsylvania, probably by mid-April. They're
flying my wife and I out there this weekend for
a house-hunting trip, just to get to know the
area a little better.

It's a bittersweet time for us. My wife's family is
all in New England, so we'll be much, much
closer to them. On the other hand, my family is
all here, where we live now, and we will miss
them sorely. My best friends that I've had since
high school, and my wife's friends that she's
made since moving here almost six years ago
are all here. We'll miss having famous (and
wintermute) just 40 minutes down the road
from us too. :/

It is nice to know that no matter where we go,
the community here will be here. It might
take us a while to get re-connected to it, but it's
not going to change too drastically in a matter
of weeks. And I have no doubt that in moving
to Pennsylvania, we'll be open to a whole new
world of new RinkMeet opportunity!

Gri"John of York"shny