When the author gets it wrong.......it's all in the details
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Comments (37)George, that is great news. The trend now seems to be to hire temp workers and there are several reasons for it. Some companies do it so they don't have to pay benefits, but others do it because it is a way to test them out before they have to make a real commitment to them. I am sure you will do great and if there is a permanent job behind that temp, they will want to keep you. Prays are answered, aren't they?...See MoreMTPS - All the details!!
Comments (3)Renee, You go girl go...........those rules rock girl and they are fair to everyone. The only thing I did not see addressed is the parking......I know it will be a small swap this time but come spring we need to think about that.....Because even with only 125 people we need to think about everyone, young and old and in between. LOVE TO YOU ALL have a great swap. Love Martha...See MoreDetails, details. It's all about details.
Comments (19)Ok, here it goes... HUMANS: Male and female in our forties and thirties. BABIES: Two girls, 3 years and 20 months old. None of the fur kind. JOB TYPE: Hubby is a business consultant in a private firm, I am a music librarian at the state university in Athens. WHERE LOCATED: A few kilometers from the city center (walking distance, maybe less than an hour) in Athens, Greece. DWELLING TYPE: 2 bedroom 2nd floor apartment (750-800 sq ft). OTHER INFO THAT MAY TELL A STORY OF WHY: DH and I work about the same hours. When we are both home it is very difficult to get anything done as our 2 toddlers are always underfoot and DH may want me to talk or just listen to him (I love him dearly, but he is the kind of person who is always bugged by something. Also there are all those instances that he says something that makes me feel heavy and drained of energy...) I am much more productive when at home alone with the kids. Our relatively small space makes it necessary to keep on top of decluttering, and not having lots to spend makes it easier to not bring uneeded things in the house in the first place. I am a long time member here although I mostly lurk. Maria...See MoreWhen to intervene/ call authorities?
Comments (96)I'm sure you all heard of the North Shore Animal League. Well a dog was adopted from them, they live in back of me. They brought it home tied it to a tree, just like you said and left it there. Once a day water was offered but was spilled after they left. Same with her food. She did eat once a day. There are two boys and a little girl wholive there. 2, 9, 11. Perfect ages to play with a dog. Winter came and dog still outside. It was cold. No bed, no house. A few weeks later a dog house appeared. only thing is the dog could not reach it with the chain. It was a plastic house and the wind would blow it over or away. It was never but back in position. Now I wonder is the dogs water frozen? I called north shore animal league and complained. They said they went there and checked it out. I sat and watched all day to see if anyone came. No one was there to check the dog. They lied. I found out the dogs owner's father is the judge of our town. When I called and emailed a second time they said the dog was fine. I would gibe the dog water during the day. My heart broke. MY den looks out over their backyard. Why the neightbors on either side could watch this they had a view of the yard also. Well the NAAL must of told them I complained, (wich is against the rules) now all the neigbors will not speak to me. They are afraid because her father is the judge. I know why I love animals more then people. BTW summer came, they cut the tree down that gave it a little shelter. Poor thing. Finally one day I noticed he dog was gone. Was it because I threatned the NORTHSHORE ANIMAL LEAGUE to call the newspaper? I have unfriendly neighbors but maybe I made a little dog happy....See Moreyoyobon_gw
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