By Kay Heitsch
Since Bill was now injured and not working, and my Avon had been stolen, we were in financial trouble. My parents were going to lend us some money, but it hadn't arrived yet.
I remember looking around, and all we had to eat were a few potatoes.
We had neighbors who lived across the street. Honestly, I don't remember knowing them very well. Out of the blue, I now see it as God; they invited us over for a spaghetti dinner. No one can tell me that God was not looking out for us!
Right after, my folks' money arrived, and we were able to buy food and pay our bills.
Since we both needed a job, we decided to go to an employment agency. I don't remember all we were asked, but Bill was sent to several retail stores. Bill must have said he was interested in business.
Bill wasn't even 21, but K-Mart gave him a test, and since he scored very high, they put him in their management training program.
I don't know why I didn't find a data processing job. I had worked doing that in a hospital and at the university, but it never occurred to me. I didn't mention that to the agency. I was only sent to one interview.
The employment agency sent me to an orthodontist's office. The woman at the agency told me to wear a short dress. All I needed to do was be friendly and cute. She said if the doctor liked me, he would train me to be his dental assistant. I got the job!
We now both had jobs, and we could pay back the money my parents had loaned us.
Bill's cousins just happened to go to the orthodontist I was working for. It was fun to see them when they came in.
"Write down for the coming generation what the Lord has done, so that people not yet born will praise Him." Psalm 102:18