Thank you so much all..

It means so much to keep this frame of mind and to know others who have pull with the Father through Christ are asking on our behalf.
I just want to praise and thank God, that in the midst of this..
1. There is no strife in my home, we have not turned against each other because we have this problem, we are
more kind and supportive and have adopted even more of a servant's spirit toward one another, no giving upp or giving in to depression has occurred, we still cook, eat, laugh and hang out together, keep the same basic schedule as before and are maintaining as much everyday 'normalcy' in our home life as we can.
2. My son is healthy, obedient, keeping up with all his schoolwork, enjoying his life, friends and activities and is not affected in the sense that he has taken upp our adult worries/concerns because of what is happening, tho he is aware of it. He is still free to be a child in spite of what's on our plate.
3. We still have our family and friends, offerring their support and prayers and not treating us like we have some sort of disease or we want something from them. We are cared for by them and included in any and all plans for the holidays, etc.
I can't thank Him enough!!
This situation has caused me to think about so many others who are going through the same thing and do not have the same advantage we do or even those who know the Lord... how grinding down to the spirit this can be, how fear would like to take over, how the sense of failure compounds with every passing day and every rejection to a resume' or quote given, how it hurts the heart in a way few other things can to feel we cannot properly care for our family/children, to kick oneself for not having planned ahead should such a thing happen, to possibly have to re-group and find a new vocation when one has been doing something for a long time and never expected to do anything else. All of that stuff hurts, can make one afraid and is wearying. Then there's that whole aspect of having to take assistance and the fear, for me at least, to be heading toward a downward level..that is..how long will I need this? Will it become a way of life to the point I can never recover that independence?
You know, I've been homeless before but he has not and neither has my son. We are
NOT going to go live under a bridge and wander aimlessly from park to park to soup kitchen to back under the bridge or some nasty abandoned building at night. It just isn't going to happen.

I am
NOT going to lose all my stuff. Still, that fear tries to taunt me.
I'd encourage all of us to be on the lookout for those in your sphere of influence who are going through the same/similar and be a friend, keep them lifted upp and do what you can...even simple things like a meal they don't have to cook, a word of encouragement or giving them your time just to vent over coffee, offerring to take the kidds for a little while (feed them!) help with a resume' or a networking connection or some repair they need to do around the house or on the car, etc.
It helps to maintain that feeling they are still a human being with worth and value, they have strength within and resources at their disposal if they look around and if they continue to put one foot in front of the other, they
can rebound and recover.
Oh and in case anyone was wondering, a couple of opportunities are coming my way as well as far as making a little money, though what I'd make is a dropp in the bucket compared to what we are accustomed to and what we absolutely need to get out of this. But I am still grateful that every little bit counts.
Thanks for listening, encouraging and praying. I think I see more than a little light at the end of the tunnel.

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only symbols can be twisted ,burned,spat on etc.NOTHING truly Holy can be desecrated..... - Sabbath Steve
All the Bible study tends to be head knowledge until life experiences drive that knowledge the 12-18 inches to our hearts. aldat