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I will be keeping the farm, but am going to significantly decrease dairy production. I'll keep a few dairy does for personal use, but am thinking I might establish an angora goat herd. This would please my partner and actually decrease my work load. I've tried living in town and really don't like having the cops crawling under my truck, looking for some perp. The body shop across the street burned to the ground Christmas a few years ago. Imagine waking to the smell of smoke when your family is staying with you and watching as burning embers land on your roof. Thankfully, we had a solid couple of inches of snow on the roof that year. Oh, yeah, not to mention the gun shots echoing in the streets periodically...Well, I went to my face-to-face interview with the committee responsible for interviewing candidates for the professorship at the Uni. This was the third phase of the process so apparently my credentials have been found adequate. After all the candidates have been interviewed, any survivors will be submitted to the dean, who will further thin the herd and conduct his own interview. Having been teaching as an adjunct for the past 15 years, I was able to provide very specific examples of how I would improve (and have improved) the program, as well as many other answers to the questions posed by the committee. I'm not sure whether knowing all these guys personally, having worked with them over the years, is a plus point. I'd like to think I'm a shoe-in but I know my weaknesses as well as my strengths. There are two things that give me cause for pause, though. First, I would have to commute in to and back home during rush hour, five days a week. I'm not sure I'm up to that kind of stress, especially in Winter when all the idiots seem to appear magically to block the only road into town, or back out. The other sticking point will be the salary I am offered. I know what I need to make ends meet. I also am aware that the University it undergoing budget cuts so my pay may not be commensurate with my co-workers.
So would you keep the dairy so that you HAD to go home? Or if the new job did meet your needs, would you sell that? And then perhaps an apartment in town so that you didn't have to commute would be feasible? Hope it works out for you though GW. I actually wish I could find a really part time, non restrictive paying job that would not bore me to tears--could use the 'mad money'--and if something should open up I will try to snag it. But at this stage of life I don't want to tie myself down with something that isn't really fun or at least rewarding to do.
Pretty sure you're right!Pretty sure GW loves the privacy of his out-of-town property.
Dance?Wonder if Ernie is hiring? A couple of us working there and it would be a "unique" bar...
What would you want to do? Bartend?
I'd like a 180 grain boattail. Thanks.Wonder if Ernie is hiring? A couple of us working there and it would be a "unique" bar...
I would actually make a great bartender - at least once I learned how to mix a few drinks. I love dealing with people who already know what they want when they come in so I don't have to sell. But I would prefer a morning job that didn't break up my day.
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Hand bags.
Still doing laundry here. We've been having problems with the washer and it's taking twice as long as usual. The temps have dropped to more normal levels, which means I have to have my freshly laundered, insulated britches for work.
I have cast my lot to the powers-that-be. Although I've been teaching now part-time for 15 years, I am not sure I'll be able to handle a "normal" work schedule. Because of budgeting constraints, tenure no longer exists at the Uni, so I will most likely be hired (if at all) as a "term" employee. That means 12-24 months of contract (at-will) work. If I really cannot stand the commute, I will still have an "out". That "at-will", contract thing works both ways...
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Noah..... This is God Noah..........I will be keeping the farm, but am going to significantly decrease dairy production. I'll keep a few dairy does for personal use, but am thinking I might establish an angora goat herd. This would please my partner and actually decrease my work load. I've tried living in town and really don't like having the cops crawling under my truck, looking for some perp. The body shop across the street burned to the ground Christmas a few years ago. Imagine waking to the smell of smoke when your family is staying with you and watching as burning embers land on your roof. Thankfully, we had a solid couple of inches of snow on the roof that year. Oh, yeah, not to mention the gun shots echoing in the streets periodically...Well, I went to my face-to-face interview with the committee responsible for interviewing candidates for the professorship at the Uni. This was the third phase of the process so apparently my credentials have been found adequate. After all the candidates have been interviewed, any survivors will be submitted to the dean, who will further thin the herd and conduct his own interview. Having been teaching as an adjunct for the past 15 years, I was able to provide very specific examples of how I would improve (and have improved) the program, as well as many other answers to the questions posed by the committee. I'm not sure whether knowing all these guys personally, having worked with them over the years, is a plus point. I'd like to think I'm a shoe-in but I know my weaknesses as well as my strengths. There are two things that give me cause for pause, though. First, I would have to commute in to and back home during rush hour, five days a week. I'm not sure I'm up to that kind of stress, especially in Winter when all the idiots seem to appear magically to block the only road into town, or back out. The other sticking point will be the salary I am offered. I know what I need to make ends meet. I also am aware that the University it undergoing budget cuts so my pay may not be commensurate with my co-workers.
So would you keep the dairy so that you HAD to go home? Or if the new job did meet your needs, would you sell that? And then perhaps an apartment in town so that you didn't have to commute would be feasible? Hope it works out for you though GW. I actually wish I could find a really part time, non restrictive paying job that would not bore me to tears--could use the 'mad money'--and if something should open up I will try to snag it. But at this stage of life I don't want to tie myself down with something that isn't really fun or at least rewarding to do.
Depending on what they offer me for a salary at the Uni, there is another outfit offering 4/10 shifts, primarily hangar work only 30 minutes from my place. For now, I'm in limbo and waiting for some karmic guidance.
Foxy, would you please throw in Mr Kat's name. You know what he has coming up. Thanks in advance.
We got lots of much needed rain and a tiny amount of snow.
Benson got more than we did, about inch and a half.
Everyone have a great weekend !
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Good morning everybody. Woke up to another white world but
We got lots of much needed rain and a tiny amount of snow.
Benson got more than we did, about inch and a half.
Everyone have a great weekend !
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At least you have power and internet. How far outside Benson are you guys?