It's been a while.   That is because we have had so so many changes in the last couple  months.  Like, A TON of changes.  The following "post" was written on  8/11/10, but I didn't post it because as I was writing, I received a  call from UVU about a job.  UVU was my first choice because Brady works  here, goes to school here and we love Utah county! So  I really didn't know what was going to happen, but in the end I worked  at the University of Utah Hospital for 7 weeks.  I got a job offer from  the Behavioral Science Dept. at UVU and could not turn it down.  I've  been at UVU for a week now and I am sooo happy with the change.  It's  amazing how thing just seem to work out!I now give you, my post written on 8/11/10.I,  Brittany Fish, got a job!!!!!! I am so excited right now!!!!!!!!!!! It  is the best job I have applied for and I just can't even believe how  blessed I have been.As  some of you may know, Brady and I had to move in with his parents in  Heber, UT because I could not get a job anywhere for over 3 months. I  was extremely sad to leave our perfect, cute apartment and our ward. I  was just called into Young Womens! But Brady and I knew we couldn't do it anymore. 
We  have been in our new, tiny bedroom for a month now and it is honestly  the best thing ever. It is so funny how one second you can be so  distraught and the next moment so very peaceful. I have absolutely loved  living here for the past week and I know I will enjoy it for months to  come.
The  job search was very discouraging. I have never had a harder trial in my  life. I had applied for over 70 jobs and had only 3 interviews. Talk  about depressing! I was super close to getting one of the jobs too, even  had a 2nd interview. But in the end, I had nothing. I couldn't compete  with people who had masters degrees and 15 years experience!
When  I applied for this job, I was basically a robot. Find a job, click  apply, upload resume, rewrite cover letter, done. I kept an Excel  spreadsheet of my current jobs applied for, the location and what the  position was. Once I got an e-mail rejecting my application, I would  take it off the list. The most I ever had applied for at one time was  32. 
I  applied on July 28. I got a phone call on August 3 asking if I could  interview the next day. Of course I said yes. My interview went  extremely well. I was there for an hour and a half. I felt really good  about it, but I didn't want to get my hopes up.
Okay,  so what is the job?! I am going to be an Executive Secretary for the  CARMA Center at the University of Utah Hospital. WOW, right? CARMA  stands for Comprehensive Arrhythmia Research & Management Center.

Now  onto the important stuff. I have been praying and fasting for a job  since the beginning of April. I was on the verge of being obsessed with  finding a job. I would search for jobs online for hours. In the  beginning I was picky, but by the end I was applying for everything,  even in other states. 
My  dad organized a family fast last Sunday, August 1. It was the last day  at "our" ward and I was very emotional I knew Heavenly Father had a plan  for me, but at the time I really couldn't see past a day. My whole  family fasted, including my in-laws. 
Monday  morning, I got an e-mail from a company in American Fork who wanted to  interview me on Tuesday. Tuesday afternoon I get an phone call from the U  wanting to interview me on Wednesday. Wednesday morning I get an email  from another company wanted to interview me next Tuesday. Wednesday  afternoon I get a call from yet another company wanting to interview me  next Wednesday. 
The  blessings just started POURING down. When it rains, it pours. It was  one of the most awesome experiences I have ever had because everyone's  faith and prayers revolved around ME! Can you believe that? Not even 5  days later and I have an awesome position offered to me!!
All  I can say is THANK YOU! Thank you to my family, friends and co-workers  at UVU. I could sincerely feel the support and prayers this past week.  Now I know what people are talking about when they are sick and say they  can literally feel the prayers being said on their behalf.
This  is going to be a journey to say the least. The hospital is in Salt Lake  City on the University of Utah campus. After a year, Brady can transfer  to the U and receive tuition benefits. We have health insurance! This  is the best!
All the benefits apply to UVU as well, except instead of a 50% tuition discount, tuition is free :)
We  have been in Heber for 2 and a half months now, and we  have no  complaints!!  Brady and I both get along great with his parents,  and we  have adjusted to the small space just great.  I'm so grateful to  have  such awesome in-laws!  THANK YOU!