Sorry Brian, considering every single jobs report in the last two or three years gets revised downward in the months that follow I am not nearly as excited as you. The reality is that there is no "recovery" on the horizon. There is no source of growth out there. The auto (huge incentives) and defense (two wars) industries propped the economy up in the mid 2000s. Both of those are done.
To put it in business terms, it will take time for individual Americans to rebuild their balance sheet and income statement following the collapse of their most valuable assets and the contraint on their cash flow from increased debt service and decreased revenue in many cases. And when you add to that the fact that interest rates will rise soon, further constraining people with variable rate loans it does not paint a pretty picture.
Remember an increase of 14,000 non-farm payrolls in June doesn't even come close to covering the high school seniors who are trying to get low wage full time jobs.