wow i sure missed my calling. I work with permitting for land developments etc and I worked on one project for a new equestrian subdivision with a common area that will be a huge barn and trails etc and then the subdivision lots all around. At the very end the girl who works there came in to pick up the final development order and she said "you know we paid 35,000 to a woman as a consultant to tell us how to do the horse stuff, where to locate the barn, what sort of barn we should get, where an area should be for the manure... I had no idea manure was such a big deal with horse people."
I wonder how you hire yourself out as a person who tells greedy rich developers where to put their manure? I bet it took that woman only two or three days work to make 35,000 bucks... Janice -- yipie tie yie yo
