Last night my supervisor, Sarg, came and talked to me and explained that my welds aren;t good enough and that because I;ve screwed up a few parts that he;s getting pressured to "let me go" but offed me the choice to be moved to the door assembly line instead. Of course I took the assembly job.

So, I'm not making as much and not working as many hours and I'm not welding. The hours are better so that sort of a positive. I mean working ten hours a night (ten and a half if you count the lunch break we aren't payed for) for a month straight was killing me. But I really love welding and and disappointed that I won't be doing that for a while.

At least I still have my job.

I kind of saw this coming though. A week or so ago I was kicked off the team I was working on and put anywhere they needed me. And then thursday night I did two parts screwed up the measurements on them both and spent the rest of the night taking them apart and fixing them (which is really hard to do when it's four three feet long welds you have to grind out).

But, I'm not giving up. I'm going to practice when ever I can and become the Superstar I know I can be one day. And If it's not welding here then I'll find some other place