Well, Brett lost his job at the end of January. There have been hundreds of lay offs out at the nuclear site that he has worked at for the last 7 years.What a pain. I'm glad that he is already training to be a pilot, or else I think we would be really stressed out. At least something is in the works. When we found out it was happening for sure, I called my friend Kaylynn Gorder at Downtown Bread Co. because I heard she might be short handed. I asked her if she had anything for me, and a week and half later I was baking again!
I go in early Monday through Friday and just work a few hours. I help the morning baker with the bread a little bit and then I have list of stuff that I have to get done too. Turnovers, muffins, pumpkin and banana bread, cookies, soup...etc. I like it a lot. The ladies I work with are amazing too. I feel fortunate to have made such an easy transition into a great little company.
I'm still working 7-12 hours at Gold's Gym and babysitting once a week too, but I feel fortunate that the majority of my day is still spent with my kids. The perks of the bakery are great --except for the effect on our waistlines ha! Hopefully we can adjust to that too, but I don't think I'll ever stop loving the things that we make there. Everything is good. We are still trying to adjust to the schedule, which has been a challenge. I feel confident though that everything will work out. Say prayers for us though...for now, Brett is going to try and push through with his training and I am going to try and make up the difference that unemployment won't cover. Hopefully we can keep our house and Colby and Jolie can continue in the schools they are going to until Brett is done! Only time will tell.

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I found this picture of Kaylynn pulling Cinnaburst Bread out of the oven! The other picture is of the bakery. It's a really cute store with lots of yummy surprises inside! Come and see me in the mornings if you're up super early and need some type of breakfast pastry delight!
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