Best of luck, sorry to hear about your doggo. Hopefully nothing too serious.Morning!
On-site job interview with a place I'd actually like to work, as they have good bennies. It would be a most opportune time as well, I think the truck may be asking for either two new batteries, or some sort of on-board, two bank trickle charger.
That and the poor girl puppy hurt herself again over the weekend, so I'd wager it's off to the vet for x-rays, and I'm guessing some sort of expensive surgery.
Flashback to 1966...Happy Tuesday! The riding in Franklin Mtns El Paso was awesome!!! Moving on to Carlsbad, NM.
You know the thread to peer into!I've decided that I need to stop being fat.
Like/dislike for paragraphs 2 and 3Morning!
On-site job interview with a place I'd actually like to work, as they have good bennies. It would be a most opportune time as well, I think the truck may be asking for either two new batteries, or some sort of on-board, two bank trickle charger.
That and the poor girl puppy hurt herself again over the weekend, so I'd wager it's off to the vet for x-rays, and I'm guessing some sort of expensive surgery.
Army, punk kid, did some bicycling and off road motorcycling when I was there.
Mountain biking here is great!!!Army, punk kid, did some bicycling and off road motorcycling when I was there.
How's her neck and all that? Hopefully continuing to be on the mend?wife's birthday is later this week. and i have already acquired all b-day presents. this is a first.
progress is slow, as is the norm with herniated discs. still not cleared to work.How's her neck and all that? Hopefully continuing to be on the mend?
No business drag, e.g. coat and tie...Supposed to go for an interview next week where they asked me to dress casually and wear safety shoes. Never encountered casual dress in an interview before...that mean I should wear a pair of Carhartts or something? Or is this some sort of trap?
Business casual? Blazer, pair of slacks, ironed shirt. No tie.Supposed to go for an interview next week where they asked me to dress casually and wear safety shoes. Never encountered casual dress in an interview before...that mean I should wear a pair of Carhartts or something? Or is this some sort of trap?
WTF? Must be an eastern thing?Business casual? Blazer, pair of slacks, ironed shirt. No tie.
Perfect. I like the sounds of that.No business drag, e.g. coat and tie...
Not business casual, just casual. I could definitely get on board with a casual dress code.Business casual? Blazer, pair of slacks, ironed shirt. No tie.
Fuck blazer, slacks, ironed shirt. Esp. if safety shoes required.Business casual? Blazer, pair of slacks, ironed shirt. No tie.
Definitely not a plaid shirt and cargo pants, aka the Denver business attire.WTF? Must be an eastern thing?
Business casual: decent jeans and a button-down shirt of some sort
Iron. You funny.
That would be considered "black tie" out here.Definitely not a plaid shirt and cargo pants, aka the Denver business attire.
If you do, we should get tacos in Golden...
they should play in the maze....If you do, we should get tacos in Golden...
Wear an I'm With Her t-shirt and a MAGA hat to cover your bases if they are trying to out your political views.Supposed to go for an interview next week where they asked me to dress casually and wear safety shoes. Never encountered casual dress in an interview before...that mean I should wear a pair of Carhartts or something? Or is this some sort of trap?
I have only worn a tie once. But I usually wear a collared shirt and Dickies slacks. I don't own any safety shoes, but I have both blue and black Carhartt's.Supposed to go for an interview next week where they asked me to dress casually and wear safety shoes. Never encountered casual dress in an interview before...that mean I should wear a pair of Carhartts or something? Or is this some sort of trap?