Today was my first day working at Scott's Outdoor Sports. I had a really good day, but I have so much that I have to learn in a few months. It's going to be crazy and I'm going to be busy, but my life wouldn't be normal if it weren't crazy and busy! I have my own desk, I got an e-mail address and I have my own extension when someone calls me! I was so excited about all of this. Now I get to take pictures of me and my wonderful husband and of my girls to sit on my desk.
Steven was so wonderful today. When I got home, he already had supper cooked and our laundry sorted out...so I could put it up! He also had the bed made. What a champ! I couldn't have asked for a more perfect husband. Steven has been so supportive throughout this whole waiting game with me searching for a job. Now I'll be bringing home the bacon and he'll be frying it up...so he says!
I'm actually looking forward to going to work again tomorrow. The drive is a pain though. Right now I'm driving almost an hour one way just to get to work. That will all change once we move to Cantonment next month. Then it will only be about 30 minutes or so. The drive home was a little scary. People down here just don't know how to drive!
Steven started his second week of school today. He is really liking the preaching school and is learning a lot. He is working on support letters to send to different churches in the area and back in Tennessee. Since the school doesn't want their students to have full time or part time jobs, earning support from different churches and individuals is the only way for Steven to have some money coming in. Right now the Leonard Street Church of Christ is sponsoring him each month as well as a couple from Louisiana. He is hoping to earn more support from others so we can both have incomes coming in. He is working so hard and I am so proud of him. God truly blessed me when he gave me Steven.
Please keep us in your prayers. This new job will become a little more difficult each day and school will start getting more taxing for Steven. Your prayers are greatly appreciated.
Love,
Kaycee
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