God gave me a Job!

I have a job! The manager of a local coffee shop called me at 10am and offered me the job. It is within skating distance from our house and I really believe in what they are doing. you can see what they are doing at http://www.augiescoffee.com
Its only part time, but Ill try to find a few more hours some where else until I start school.
Praise God, He provided! He is faithful and true!
Micheal

The forgotten coffee

I have been filling out applications and handing out my resume like fliers for an opening store, but it seems like no one is hiring. Not having a job and not getting one quickly is a new and difficult experience for me. It feels like being tossed up in the air and now I'm waiting to land. Perhaps God is trying to teach me to trust in Him Completely. On the positive side of things, I have been able to write and play guitar a lot. There are a lot of instruments being sold around here, and there seems to be a large music scene. Calvery Chapel has a musicians group that meets once a month where anyone who plays an instrument can come, it sounds like a jam session, Im going to check it out on friday. Maybe I can find some people to play with. Erika has been studying until her eyes cross and her brain turns into oatmeal with too much water, but she is starting to really absorb all the information she needs for the test. She's been playing guitar a little bit too, and helped me write a part for a song. Good times!
Micheal

loneliness

job hunting

Erika and the heater

face painting party

Erika's study style

home

This is how we looked and felt the morning after we arrived home.
We very much enjoyed San Fransisco, but we were definitly ready to go home. Our generalized assessment of Frisco is as follows: We found it very interesting, over crowded, beautiful, diverse, and full of a large number of broken hurting people. We enjoyed and learned from the experience, but would never want to live there.

What Erika was doing the whole drive home