"The world breaks everyone, and afterward, some are strong at the broken places." -Ernest Hemingway
There was a company take over a few months ago. In the shuffle, 950 jobs, including my husband's, were outsourced to India. During the transition period, while the new people in India were being trained, they kept the call center open here in North Highlands. They required employees to be at work at 5:30 am. So, my husband started getting up for work at 4:00 am.
One morning I'm woken up by John screaming, "Oh my god, Oh my god!!!!!"
I ran out to the kitchen and my big, manly husband looked like the elephants on Dumbo who were running from Dumbo's mousy friend.
"There was a mouse on top of our stove!" he screamed.
There was a company take over a few months ago. In the shuffle, 950 jobs, including my husband's, were outsourced to India. During the transition period, while the new people in India were being trained, they kept the call center open here in North Highlands. They required employees to be at work at 5:30 am. So, my husband started getting up for work at 4:00 am.
One morning I'm woken up by John screaming, "Oh my god, Oh my god!!!!!"
I ran out to the kitchen and my big, manly husband looked like the elephants on Dumbo who were running from Dumbo's mousy friend.
"There was a mouse on top of our stove!" he screamed.