Busy Busy
Posted on December 1, 2008 - Filed Under Holiday, Life, Memories, Work, Year Two, Youth | Leave a Comment
Like everyone else in the world, things are a little busy around our house right now.
I am knee deep in learning things on my new job, and have been thrust into some things that require a lot of my time. It’s fun and not so fun at the same time.
We had Thanksgiving dinner at our [...]
Dead Animal Smell, Ghost With Sense Of Humor And Work
Posted on November 20, 2008 - Filed Under Ghost, Ghosts, Life, Stories, Work, Year Two | Leave a Comment
Something died under our house.
The smell is amazing and it has worked it’s way through our entire home. Toni is heading to Home Depot this morning to pick up some air order killers. I’ve used them in the past and they are the only thing that kills odors like this.
The bad part (besides the awesome [...]
New Job, No Sleep
Posted on November 13, 2008 - Filed Under Commute, Ghost, Life, Mobile blogging, Parenting, Work, Year Two, iPhone | 1 Comment
So I’ve almost completed my first week on the new job and I am learning that things move a little slower when you work for the government. Good and bad, depends on the situation.
Lots of new things to learn.
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The chaos of October is behind me and it feels good to have things settle down.
Alex [...]
Alex Lags, Dad In Flux
Posted on August 20, 2008 - Filed Under Baby Life, General, Links, Parenting, Work, Year One | Leave a Comment
Alex is lagging behind when it comes to saying words so we’ve ramped up his speech training at home.
He can understand most of the things we are saying in the house, but he wont say words to ask or describe what he wants. He resorts to pointing or making noises to illustrate his needs.
Simple things [...]
Meeting Alcatraz Inmate #1504
Posted on July 27, 2008 - Filed Under Alcatraz, General, Stories, Tacoma, Work, Youth | Leave a Comment
One of my early jobs was working as a pharmacy tech in Tacoma. I was in my early 20’s and didn’t care for the job much because my boss was somewhat insane, but the customers were usually fun. One of my favorite customers was a fellow named Hugh Beavers.
The first time I delivered medicine to [...]
