Saturday, April 25, 2009

TY, Lord

Lord, I thank You for always hearing my prayers, for always listening to our pleas.

I was worried about the ongoing reorganization in hubby’s company. He has always been very driven, goal-oriented, and ambitious. These are very good qualities that allow him to work well and give our family this comfortable life that we so enjoy. But I was afraid of a possible setback that might discourage him. His former boss was unhappy with his new assignment; it was sort of a ‘demotion’. I was fearful of what would happen if the same thing happens to him. Especially when he told me a few weeks ago that if he is put back in sales he will go back to law school and leave the company for good (after he’s done).

Yesterday, after his ‘interview’, he was hopeful that he might be given that regional marketing position that he’s been aiming for.

Today, he called me and said that one of the bosses has been sending ‘feelers’ through some other person about whether hubby would be interested in going back to sales. The market is huge and they need a guy who can deliver. I know hubby can do it. He’s good at what he does. It may be a kind-of demotion considering he’s been handling Southeast Asia BUT it’s a great opportunity for him to show them again what he’s got. Sabi nga nung former boss n’ya, “You can’t complain if they take away your white horse and give you a donkey. You just have to continue the journey and hope that they will give you back the horse later on.” Or something like that.

Thank You, Lord for touching hubby’s heart. I know it can only come from You through the Holy Spirit. I was very happy to hear him say that a sales position isn’t so bad as it would allow him to spend less time in the office and come home earlier. It would not require frequent traveling thus less time away from home. He said he can concentrate on building our home and eventually, enjoy it.

Thank You, Lord. Everything talaga has a reason and a purpose. Salamat po. I continue to pray for him as nothing has been confirmed yet. Ganun din po para sa aking career. It is not easy being at a crossroads but this is definitely much better than being at a dead-end.

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