>>>I start my new work gig out of state next Monday and won't be on here much, if at all. It's just as well, isn't it?
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>>Good luck on your new job.
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>>There probably is no such thing as a "geographic solution" to one's problems. But maybe you can Mike a solution.
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>Well, that's not why I am taking the out of state job. In fact it will be more of a challenge to stay sober off by myself in some temporary living arrangement. Simply put, I need the money and have not been able to find work around here. You know as well as anyone how little VFP work there is. And I have had no luck finding .NET work. It's tough to make a transition any time and in this economy, when companies say they want A, B, C, and D, they mean it. There are a lot of openings but they all seem to want at least 3 years of experience in the particular .NET language.
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>One thing that should help is that there are other out of town contractors working there. In fact a regular here may be joining me. That decision is supposed to be made soon.


Maybe you should find a support group down there.

Good luck Mike.