Very disapointing news

[Livewire]

Originally Posted by Steve-o

But just think, youll move to AZ in spring and have the longest summer!

Sorry to hear the bad news.

Me too, but Steve is right, Az has the longest summers. They generally start in late Feb and dont end till late Sept/early Oct.

[jenkaye]

I bet you will get a job easily there again, especially at the hosiptal. I grew up near Cottonwood and I am sure the hosiptal will have openings when your house sells again. There will always be a house for sale that will fit the bill when the time comes. Keep your spirtis up and it will fall into place-

[Debbie SE MI]

Thank you all for your kind and encouraging words, I know this is not the worst thing that could happen to me but it sure has been very disapointing. This has been years of thinking about and working up the courage to move away from everything and everyone I know. An to finaly be ready to make the move only to be shot down my one person, my house is still up for sale so I have not given up.
I will continue to follow this site, it has been so helpful to me in so meny ways.
thank you all
Debbie

[Bummer]

Originally Posted by Power Surge

Me too, but Steve is right, Az has the longest summers. They generally start in late Feb and dont end till late Sept/early Oct.

LOL @ Power Surge . . .

Obviously you haven't spent too many Summers in Michigan! ! ! ! !

[Magnum Mike]

Originally Posted by Bummer

LOL @ Power Surge . . .

Obviously you haven't spent too many Summers in Michigan! ! ! ! !

LOL.. I spent 4 days in Grand Rapids, Michigan (June 1980) and the 94 degrees, with the 80% humidity was much worse than 3 months of 100+ degrees and only 8% humidity.

By the way Power Surge, Cottonwood is about 3300 feet in elevation and their summers are milder than Phoenix's, plus you're exagerating on the duration of summer here, even for Phoenix. Typically summer-like temperatures are from mid May until late September/early October, with July and August being the hottest months.

[Bummer]

Originally Posted by Magnum Mike

LOL.. I spent 4 days in Grand Rapids, Michigan (June 1980) and the 94 degrees, with the 80% humidity was much worse than 3 months of 100+ degrees and only 8% humidity.

By the way Power Surge, Cottonwood is about 3300 feet in elevation and their summers are milder than Phoenix's, plus you're exagerating on the duration of summer here, even for Phoenix. Typically summer-like temperatures are from mid May until late September/early October, with July and August being the hottest months.

Way to go, Mike!

I've always said if you can survive the "booger" heat (not quite the official term) of July and August . . . the rest of the year is a piece of cake! ! ! ! !

[Magnum Mike]

Debbie, you'll get a buyer before you know it.

How far are you from Kalamazoo?

[Gretchen B]

Originally Posted by Debbie SE MI

Well, my trip to Cottonwood went great, I interviewed at Verde Valley Medical Center and got the job. Then my realtor and I found the perfect home for me, then the **** hit the fan and my daughter called to let me know the guy who was to buy my home in SE MI changed his mind. The closing was to be this tuesday the 30th, I just called my boss and he was more then happy to give me back my resignation my last day was to of been tomorrow. I called my realtor and tomorrow I will have to call the hospital, I so wanted this job only 12 min and 6 miles from the house I was to put a bid on. And I was already pre approved for the mortage, I will cry myself to sleep tonight.
I do believe this will be the longest winter for me.
Debbie SE MI

Boy, Debbie - your buyer is backing out at the last minute! Did his financing not come through, or did he just get cold feet? Either way, sometimes (and I don't want to get your hopes up) the deal can still be held together with some fancy footwork on the part of the realtors and the lender. Maybe don't give up the ship quite yet.

Also, the jobs at the Yavapai hospitals are very plentiful. You should see all the help wanted ads for employees at Yavapai Regional Medical Center up here in Prescott/Prescott Valley. I would imagine that Cottonwood's hospital is the same way. I'm sure there'll be a job waiting for you down the road, too. How nice that your old boss gave you your old job back. They must really value you!

[Debbie SE MI]

Mike
I am about 2 1/2 hours east, just about 40 min north of toledo ohio.
Gretchen
VVMC was very nice, I did ask her to not hold this against me and next time i will wait to come out after the closing with cash in hand. She did tell me to let her know, so that gave me hope that if something was available at the time I could interview.
I guess it pays to be a good employee, but if they had not given me back my job I believe I would of came out to AZ and just used savings to cover my mortage until the MI house sold. I would of had no other choice since jobs in MI are few and far between, now that i think about it maybe it would not of been a bad thing...