Sondra,
   In Arizona they don't change the time twice a year, they just stay on the 
same time all the time....now I can't recall which time it is, but it stays 
the same throughout the year.
   One person fianlly told me that I appearred to be overly qualified, and 
they didn't expect me to be with the company for long. I don't think they 
were supposed to tell me that, but I really pushed them for an answer as to 
why I wasn't hired.  On the other hand, the place where I'll start working, 
the Doctor actually interviewed me the same day I was initially interviewed.  
He said, 'you have been around haven't you'.......'I would like the 
opportunity to work with you'.  Of course I have heard just about anything 
and everything at this point, so I didn't get my hopes up.  But they called 
back the following morning with an offer.  It will be rgeat, sonce they work 
M-F 8:30 - 5.  No weekends, one late Thur per month , and all 
holidays are observed.  They are also letting me take off early to continue 
teaching until the semister is over, which will be nice that I can have that 
extra money coming in for another month and at least start getting caught up 
on these bills.
   This has been another right of passage here....seems like everytime I come 
home I go through the same thing in gettting and keeping a jobs.  I'm not 
quite certain what it is.  In Calif they look at experience as to the pay, 
and also look to see if you have taken any continuing education in the field. 
Here they would jsut as well hire someone right out of school, and disregard 
anything else.  Bring them in at low pay, and keep them until they figure out 
that they are being underpaid and look for something else.
   Gotta' run for now and get some breakfast, and then head on back to bed. 
I'm feeling a bit better this morning, not as dizzy as I have been in the 
last few days.
                                           Patti
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