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Congrats! What's your current schedule?

 

My Mom's house is almost dead center in the path. We'll be going there for the day, it's out in the country with a nice clear view of the sky. I already have a couple of my Dad's welding goggles set up for viewing the eclipse. If anyone tries to park on her property, we'll charge rent. I doubt it anyone will show up, though.

 

I'm not a fan of 5-8's, but a month of nights would blow big time

 

6p - 2a or 6a - 2pm???

 

0600-1400
What are you doing up this early?

 

Congrats man. Opportunity's come from a foot in the door.

 

Not up... still awake from last night

There's a job that popped up for our local electric company (safety coordinator)... It's a little out of my wheelhouse, but they are not requiring any electrical background; just a short background in safety (I can articulate a correlation between that and what I did for a living fairly easily). They also want someone who has critical incident experience (to liaison w/County on ICS stuff during disaster, etc.), and I do have ICS certs plus experience working w/FEMA on a few incidents (that shit is a goat rope). I also have experience w/teaching, lesson plans, policies, case law interpretation, etc. (so that would help)....

Anyhow, starting pay is $109k and it tops out at $137k; which is really not bad for this area... Plus, on top of my pension, I'd be ballin'

Not sure how I feel about going back to full-time work (especially on day shift in an office environment) for another 5-10 years, but it would be awesome to have the dual income...

 

Yeah that shit definitely isn't for everyone... I'm glad we got to bid shift and folks didn't just get stuck working nights when they didn't want to be. If it's not your thing, it can definitely take a toll on you!!!

 

That would be pretty sweet, should set you guys up for an extra cush second retirement.. good luck!

 

We'll see; gotta think through it a bit....

I'm going to try and make contact w/whoever their current guy is and see if I can meet up with him/her and get a feel for it. I'm guessing it's salary and not an hourly gig, so depending on how they approach it that can turn from a $50/hr job to a $35/hr real quick.... I definitely wouldn't be up for working 55-60 hour weeks

 

Ok, time for bed; good night everyone!!!!

 

Is a poptart a ravioli?

 

why not?

 

Fair point. If one were to remove the frosting from a poptart, would it then become a ravioli?

 

There are poptarts that come without frosting. Just buy those.

 

Would those be ravioli?

Not all ravioli has cheese. The canned Chef Boyardee stuff for example is a tomato/meat filling.

 

The answer to the question is a pop tart a ravioli is no12. A pop tart is a pastry, while a ravioli is a pasta dish2. A pop tart has a crust made of bread dough, while a ravioli has a shell made of pasta dough2. A pop tart is usually sweet, while a ravioli is usually savory2. The pop tart company itself denied that pop tarts are ravioli1.