No one ever said my life was never INTERESTING!
Before the modeling, before the stripping, before I ever had a clue.... I had worked for Walgreen's since I was 15. The first job I ever had. It was very neat in that they would easily transfer me to the next state (when in college)
Wait hold up .... I had to prove myself a whole lot
While working in my original store in Superior, WI,I was a cashier. The next step was to stock shelves. AH so a pricing gun...sorry for those of you before scanning....the gun was the rule. The "guys" at the store at that time told me if I wanted to be a "stocker" I needed to grab toilet paper boxes off the top rack....pull a bail of the boxer, and price very fast....not to mention they ALWAYS gave me the broken pricing gun(which I had to fix to keep up). Well I did. I had no problem. And let me remind you all at the time I was probably about 105lbs...or some might say a buck' o 5.
I did it ALWAYS. Which made me very wanted in the WALLY world. I was able to transfer to Moorhead, MN...back to Superior/Duluth(I worked for 2 stores), to Madison, WI.
Where I choose to quit school, met my ex-hubby who was on Walgreen's scholarship (for RPH), and then I started tp manage stores. The store I was managing in Madison, WI was sold and closed. The University owned the property. They built a new business school there...a bit ironic...but it looks amazing. Anyway I was at the age of 20 given the job of "scan coordinator" (in 1990) when the stores went to scanning. A HUGE responsibility for someone of my age.
I ended the project, went on to manage in Racine, WI...where ex-hubby was and we both worked for the same company. Uh I tell ya this we eventually worked for the same job...bad on the marriage.
We also had a couple of kids at the time.
I had tell you that story to tell ya this one....
Mama needs a job, an although I will still apply to phlebotomists' jobs
I need to work now!. I do have a child in college.
Ok, after a long morning of applying, to jobs in my field I looked on line..oh Christ long story short...I have an interview tomorrow am with Walgreen's in Lake Geneva....the last place I managed. Funny how things work....Thank GOD I never burned any bridges...so humble...ouch!...BUT wish me luck!
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
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life seems to have a rhythm of going backward and forward .. things will turn out hun .. worrying won't help a damn thing
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