about working.. Ronnie Grove

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I work in a bank that only has wonderful employees. My supervisor is the

best. I have worked under three supervisors. They very subltely chage my

work so I can keep on working. I went from doing the nightly update on the

computer to a little of everything in the daytime to now doing all the

settlements and reconcilements of the bank's statements.

The first job was easy enough but required separating reports and placing

them on appropriate desks, ready for the morning. It's hard to tear reports

with one hand and it was a lot of walking plus I think they were worried

about me being in the bank alone at night. I didn't get finished until

sometime between one and two AM. I liked it but it was not challenging at

all. Almost boring.

Then when I went days it ended up being a little work here and a little work

there, some filing and just up and down all day. That supervisor could see

that was hard for me so I ended up with settlement stuff. I've had the same

desk throughout. This work puts me in the finance department and my

supervisor says she wouldn't do what I do for anything. It is very

meticulous. I check settlements to see what accounts are out of balance and

then find out why so the department can make the needed corrections. It's

numbers and I love it. Also, I get to sit alot.

It really helps when you have a few people that understands your problems

and know who you are and cares enough to make decent considerations. Small

towns do have their good points.

Keep in touch, . I want to get you to a WV Connection. 2006 promises

to be a good year. Mark it down. I'll write more when my world quits

spinning.

Ronnie

about working.. Ronnie Grove

> Ronnie, I read your reply about working. You also helped me

> understand about this issue. I know I can't do my job that I had with

> pls, like I said safety too involved. What do you job wise now? I was

> amazed with your story, you have had this pls a long time reading your

> letters and post. I just found out last year I have this. I am trying

> to stay postive but feel it coming on hard right now. There are so

> many here that has helped me think postive, though these hard days.I

> hope to meet you and others someday. You're ALL GREAT. I thought about

> you with what you wrote..my father in law and stepmom has parkinson's

> too. I never knew anybody with this disease till within one year of

> each other it hit our family twice. In fact my neurologists is my

> father in law's too. Funny how life can play out sometimes. You make

> me laugh and inspire us rookies..

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[Guest guest]

Ronnie,

Since you work in a bank, you should tell everyone who makes a deposit

that so many pennies are going into the SPF--do you think you would

still have your job then?? LOL

Sue Me

> I work in a bank that only has wonderful employees.