the coast isnt that bad.
actually thats a lie. If it wasnt for the surf im sure i would of hated the coast. I despised seaside until i surfed. Now i cant stay away.
Should I take it?
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by Trula » Wed Mar 14, 2007 10:11 am
Yesterday when I went into work my office manager was way too excited about the possibility of me moving on. Not the miss you kind of excited. Sheez and I work my tail of at work. Yesterday I had to go through a 4300 address mailing list.
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by Trula » Wed Mar 21, 2007 5:20 pm
I got offered the Oregon Dunes job today. Unfortunatly I wanted the Cape job so I turned it down and I am going to sit tight for the summer working only 4 days a week. Oh well that leaves 3 days a week for everything else.
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by Wilbur Kookmeyer » Wed Mar 21, 2007 8:21 pm
You should have taken it.
Gov jobs are 3% education, 2% ability, 45% who you know, and 50% bieng inside.
Once you are in...you have the ability to move and pick and choose...but not until you get in.
Gov jobs are 3% education, 2% ability, 45% who you know, and 50% bieng inside.
Once you are in...you have the ability to move and pick and choose...but not until you get in.
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by brdsurf » Thu Mar 22, 2007 2:39 am
You did the right thing. You at least made a choice. Dont listen to these guys. Hell one hasnt even found a job at the coast yet 
3 days a week free to do whatever, surf perhaps, is more than most get.
3 days a week free to do whatever, surf perhaps, is more than most get.
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by brdsurf » Thu Mar 22, 2007 1:58 pm
"I have to overcome that safety mechanism that wants to rise up in me and to keep me from doing something that could kill me."
"Everything’s okay until it isn’t."
"Everything’s okay until it isn’t."
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