David - If some suspender-wearing guy named Rundberg comes around your cubicle asking for a red stapler - don't make an issue of it. Just let him have it. Don't dwell on it. They are easily available at most office supply stores. No need to burn the place down.
I think I saw it all in a movie once... (I just don't think I want to go to work today.) -WaV On Jan 10, 2008 10:03 AM, David Locklear <dlocklea...@gmail.com> wrote: > This is a continuation of a post on October 30th, concerning > my new job. > > > > I am now a full-time employee at my new job. Things started > out kind of rough at first. I got into a disagreement with a > co-worker who I shared a tiny office with. The boss had > to move me to the other end of the building and to a closet-like space > in the attic. I felt like a kid in detention after school. But > now > I like my little closet. > > I have left Harris County for good. Most of my life now revolves > around my subdivision in east Fort Bend County. It is a booming > area. A community college, and a library and an > HEB are being built right now less than 4 miles from our house. > ( We usually have to drive 15 miles in traffic to Sugarland to run our > errands. ) > > I do have to > commute to Brazoria County to go to work. It is an easy commute > compared with what I had before, and what many of my neighbors have. > But there are 3 revenue speed traps along the way. > They have caught me once already. > > I am writing technical reports about machinery for chemical plants. > Mostly simple stuff like blowers, compressors, and pumps. > That was not what I was hired to do, but it doesn't require much > use of the brain. The company claims they want me to do > their drafting work using AutoCAD, but that hasn't happened yet. > > http://www.rpm-services.com/index.html > > I think I get a paid day off on March 21st, if I make it that long. > I don't expect to have to work evenings, or weekends or over-time > any time soon. So I am starting to spend more time with my > daughter - which is my number 1 goal in my life. > > The only thing now stopping me from planning a cave trip, > is that I am physically way out of shape, and that I need to get > caught up on bills that have spiraled out of control. I hope > to make some progress on those 2 issues in the next few > months. > > My only caving goal at the moment is to try to make it to > the NSS Convention in Florida. > > Hopefully, I can go on a real caving trip later this year. > > 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 > >
