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Old 12-02-2009, 12:00 AM
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Hey how's it going everyone!!!!

Guys, sorry that I haven't been around the forum much here lately. It's because I have a new job. I'm no longer working in the Landscaping business. I'm now working at a nursing home. I work in the Dietary Department. It's a pretty cool job and the crew are pretty nice also. Considering it's all women that I work with. So you know I'm having a great time working there.lol The residents that I see everyday are always happy to see me and I've made friends with just about everyone of them. I've been working there now for the past two and a half weeks now and it's going great. I work 4 days and I have 2 days off. My hours are pretty cool too. I go in at 1 p.m. and I come out 8 p.m.. I come out late but yet I get to sleep late too. Which is alright with me.lol But either way guys I just thought I would let you guys know why I haven't been on the forum here lately. You guys take care and I'll be trying to get on here as much as I possibly can. Have a great night everyone!!!!!


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Old 12-02-2009, 06:07 AM
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Matt:

Thanks for the update and congratulations on your new job.

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Hi Cub61,
Glad to hear you are doing good in the new job

Any progress on the clutch?
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Great to hear from you, Matt! Glad the job is working out for you.
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Good for you! I've been trying to get out of bodywork for years....finally 6 months being 40, and I said "I'm done".
I'm studying to be a life insurance producer. Hopefully pass the state exam this week.
I bet you don't mind getting home clean, and not physically exhausted....it's just gonna take awhile to get used to the diff in pay. And not living on cash.
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