The Jobs
What jobs have you had?
The jobs I’ve had are quite varied. I started doing children’s hair in Clermont, Florida, every weekend when I was 15. My first official job was at Publix Supermarket at 16, where I worked as a customer service clerk, bagger, and cashier. Then, I moved to the produce department as a fruit cutter. I left there when I was 19 and moved to Orlando, where I started working for a Canadian company as a French insurance verifier of interest (customer service). After that, I moved to Fort Lauderdale and worked at the Swap Shop as a salesperson. I then became a caregiver, traveling all over the state of Florida by car to take care of children and adults. At 21, I became a flight attendant at Mesa Airlines United Express, which required me to move to Houston, Texas, with absolutely nothing in my bank account but faith in God. Finally, at 23, I was hired by my current company, which was a gift from God for my 24th birthday. I moved to Virginia for this job, and I love it so much that I fly at least 150+ hours a month for 5 years. However, I dislike paying all types of taxes, just like everyone else. Despite my busy work schedule, I do have a life outside of work and always manage to take vacations, even if it means waking up early sometimes. P.S. I also have a part-time gig as a greeter. 😊
– CM
San Antonio



We Are
We are the light of the world, a city set on a hill that cannot be hidden. Let our light shine before others in such a way that they may see our good works, for God deserves all the glory. Our light cannot be taken from us, but only by the One who gives us the light and inspires good works through His mighty words alone, Abba! -CM
Expiration
Everything in this world seems to have an expiration date on it, etc. But God’s love never expires, even until the end of time, so please always continue to love also, without putting an end date on it! To forgive is to love more and to receive what has always been yours, from His willingness for you! Blessings only!
-CM ❤️
A Little Fun
Some Are Trying To Find
Some are trying to find happiness, and it’s not working out well. I say this because we are falling back far more often these days, and our minds are always changing us with unstable feelings. Happiness is not something to be found. Instead, joy is looking for us. Joy is looking to live within us, not like happiness without. The greatest secret of the two is that joy is greater and better than happiness if you are looking for a lifetime of laughter and peace. Therefore, try to live a life of joy within. For within joy, you will always have the power of love that lives within you and out, all at the cost of joy. Cease looking for happiness and let’s find joy! -CM
Anyway
How many states have you been to?

04/15/2022

