u/Nate_C_of_2003

Are there any plans to do anything with this old Union Pacific line through Whitehouse (as in restoring it for freight service, trail conversion, etc.)?

Are there any plans to do anything with this old Union Pacific line through Whitehouse (as in restoring it for freight service, trail conversion, etc.)?

This line has been either abandoned or mothballed south of the Trane Plant in Tyler since I was in the 4th grade (can’t remember if it was in late 2012 or early 2013 but it was along that timeline). All the crossing signs show “Exempt” and some track has already been removed, but the crossings still remain. Does Whitehouse or UP have any plans to do anything with it? The crossings are just an eyesore while the line is left to rot.

u/Nate_C_of_2003 — 3 days ago
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I don’t want to be jobless when I graduate. Is there any way I can pull off a freaking miracle by May 8?

Only the bottom paragraph is the actual question; the rest is just me ranting about my situation.

Never in a million fucking years would I have assumed I wouldn’t have a job set in stone by the time I graduated college, nor did I assume I’d be DREADING graduation. I was so confident that I would have something lined up for after college. Well now I’m graduating in 10 days and I STILL DON’T HAVE ONE. It’s made me really upset and depressed, especially because my father had a job lined up A MONTH before he graduated.

And it’s not like I haven’t been trying either: I’ve applied to at least 4 jobs a week every week since school started and gone to multiple different career fairs organized by my school. Additionally, I set up accounts for Handshake, LinkedIn, and Indeed, and even joined a social group for my specific major to see if that would help. I even went so far as to set up a whole new email just for work-related stuff. This is not to say that I regret doing any of that, but I wanted a job lined up as a result of any of those methods.

Is there any possible way I can pull off a miracle by May 8? I’m not sure if I’ve done everything I could, and any new help would be appreciated right now.

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u/Nate_C_of_2003 — 4 days ago
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When I was a kid I literally thought this is what a cramp was. Had no idea it was just a metaphor 😭

u/Nate_C_of_2003 — 5 days ago