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Life sometimes can be fair

Being the textbook example of a nice guy, I sometimes get my share of the shaft. the past couple of weeks have been the exception at work. We just went through a quality audit and the shop I work at passed. I had a panic attack this morning thinking that I was going to mess up real bad(my strong suit has never been self confidence.)

Well this morning we had our quality audit at work. I am the only quality inspector at the shop where I work. We have another shop in Cleveland and that's where the quality manager's office is located.

The past year, has not been my most productive and this morning I saw things that needed to be done and promptly had a meltdown. My plant manager saw the latter end of this and took a few minutes to calm me down and let me know that I had done my job well and we would get through the audit fine. He left and I got online and sent several of you emails asking for your prayers, and for that I thank you from the bottom of my heart. God is good-All the time!

The auditor came into the shop, checked out operations, came into my office, and left satisfied.

I then thanked the plant manager and others who had my back during this audit. I will be bringing in donuts from Ann's Pastry Shop this Thursday as a thank you for those who helped me out.

I should be putting this on my other blog, but all who read this one are always good to say that they are praying for me, and maybe someone surfing around after typing "WIXY" in a search engine might be looking for a few good people. Everybody who make regular stops here are good people.

Comments

Pilgrim said…
you're as genuine as they come Cliff, the real deal.

If it's any comfort, I hate Quality audits too. I'm on the list every month and I'm certiain it's because the Quality Nazi loves to see me squirm and sweat. She actually smiles if she makes me cry like a little girl.

I'll have to send out a blast prayer request the when I get the next audit schedule.
Cliff said…
I will definitely return the favor when it comes, and I'm sure you can go through your blogroll with the request.
Anonymous said…
WIXY...Hey, I'm glad you made it through ok. You're always in my thoughts and prayers...good and bad. God works in mysterious and wonderful ways.
david5258 said…
cliff--anxiety can be gut wrenching. don't forget that our GOD is The GOD of Peace. reminder to self--REST in HIM, not me. remember Philippians 4:13--"I CAN DO ALL THINGS THRU CHRIST WHO STRENGTHENS ME!!!!!!!!!!!"

btw, let me know when you want to get together--wdg9396@yahoo.com

let's pray for each other.

david5258
Linda Jones Malonson said…
Glad you made it through Cliff, but I don't doubt your abilities to achieve success -- you are a man of faith, and when one works with faith anything is possible.

Biz is right, "God works in mysterious and wonderful ways."

You are always in my prayers .. have a good day!
Liquid said…
I have been so blessed by our friendship Cliff.
You too, are always in my prayers.
Bella said…
Good job Cliff!

I think you need to give yourself more credit as well. You work hard.

:) Bella
Stylin said…
WIXY
Always there for you,you have prayed me thro situations too!!!
Eat a donut for me !

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