The pandemic has shut my industry down. Movie theaters continue to be close and I continue to be unemployed because with no movies there is no marketing and no me. All those years of contributing to the state's unemployment till are now being called upon by me. I am grateful for it and grateful for my hubby who is working. When you are out of work you are constantly bombarded with the message "Do what you love." You are also bombarded with the words "get a job." In fact, the governments asks you every two weeks if you have looked and while the answer is always yes for me, for one year it hasn't resulted in an offer which kind of hurts one's feelings if it must be known. Finding a job and finding one that you love is the dream but not necessarily one everyone can afford. There are a lot of jobs out there and if you can get past the robots, find the right recruiters and eating ice cream while hanging upside down, you might be called for an intervi
One momma's experiences in the City of Angels.