Thanks Lynne. I appreciate your thoughts. I actually sort of fell into the job at the land development office. I've been a legal assistant for 25 years at different offices, and the attorney I worked for at the job before the land development co. was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and he decided to sell the building he owned that we were in, split up the law firm, and basically retire. So he sold the the building in January, 2008 to the land develoment company, and the other attorneys in the firm went their separate ways, and I was facing unemployment. I figured that the land development company would need someone there to "man" the office, so I asked them if they would consider hiring me on, which they did, after they interviewed me. It worked out well because I could stay right where I was in the same spot in the building, and I felt like I was an asset to the company, being that I was famililar with the building itself, and all the different companies servicing the building such as lawn care, pest control, electricity, water, telephone, cable service, etc. that the building already utiized that we had to have changed into the new building owner's name. Anyway, for the last 14 months it worked out well, but the real estate/land development field is not exactly doing real well these days, hence my unexpected layoff. So, I'm still searching. . . .
