If you are ever in need of some "free" heavy duty cardboard boxes to pack your caving books, or store something in the closet, I have found a place that regularly has such an item.
It is a store called Batteries+. They ship batteries in boxes, so the boxes have to be rugged. For some crazy reason, they throw away excellent boxes. They even sell some things you might find useful such as flashlights and batteries, although their prices are higher than the big discount stores. While I have your attention, I have been spending most of my spare time the past week or so on Linkedin. This place on the web appears to be picking up steam, and I see lots of people at least trying it, or have just signed up for an account. I have not yet made enough money using it to justify the time spent, but it seems productive for someone who is trying to market their job skills, in a way far better than other services on the Internet. I did receive a phone call yesterday from a prospective employer, that I was only able to reach via their Linkedin page, and a few hours later, we exchanged a cell-phone text-message. That process would have taken weeks back in the 20th Century. Also, I sure do want to attend the big party on Saturday, because I have been living way above my means for 9 months, and it has finally caught up to me. I went to L'Auberge du Lac, and threw a Hail-Mary Pass, but it got intercepted by a slot machine. My car is falling apart, but I think it will survive the road-trip, so that issue want stop me this time. David Locklear --------------------------------------------------------------------- Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
