Voluntary Diversion

A resume I created quite some time ago, said,

" (Elfrieda) Served in various positions for 25 years. Some of the positions were teaching classes, singing in a choir and a band, and a lot of decorating for events."

I have applied for so many jobs.

I think it should be easy to get a job for someone who is willing to work and eager to start.

I am awaiting all my belongings... winter is coming and I will need my boots, winter coats, mitts, scarves... 

My 35 journals must be protected as I have a lot of personal information in those and tons of sermon notes. My little gardening telephone directory with phone numbers of my family is stuck at the same address as all my belongings. I can't contact almost anyone without that so I try to send messages to the few people I have phone numbers for but my phone has been bouncing a lot of messages back to me. I have text sent a lot of pictures in the last few days.

I am very concerned about Thanksgiving, October 12. I am hoping I can cook a meal, here, for that. I don't have any of my kitchen tools yet either. That's in just a few more days.

I have accepted a voluntary diversion but I have not been told what it is. I was encouraged to accept it and was told it is a very good thing. 

It seems it is difficult to find a person to run that class? I'm not even sure if it is done through a church or what kind of organization produces these classes? 

So, I am unsure if that is still required for me to do... I have been diligently seeking the answer to that.