Thanks, Tim. Just got go with the punches. You have a good one too, you bilingual Texan you!
I'm actually going to move all my stuff into my lane so that it doesn't upset anybody when I have to leave for anything.
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Life On the Wee Woo Box
- Thread starter bentheduck
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GearNoir
“The Disney Princess’s Apprentice”
Ohhhh I see...I thought you meant “I’m back” as in to work. You meant back on here though, got it!
Dude. I wish. I've been dreaming of going since middle school.
It actually hasn't occurred to me that I keep saying that when I write up my entries at work. Haha. My bad. We're on the same page now.Ohhhh I see...I thought you meant “I’m back” as in to work. You meant back on here though, got it!
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
Am I the only one that sometimes watches Live PD hoping to catch Ben in action on an accident scene ?!?
Probably. Williamson County is about 4 hours away, though.
- Pre-shave: Warm shower and coconut and coffee scrub
- Razor: Gillette red tip
- Blade: Treet Silver, new
- Brush: Local Gent "Valkyrie", 24mm badger boar mix
- Soap: B&M Lavanille
- Aftershave: Thayer's Original, B&M Lavanille
- Music: Issues - Beautiful Oblivion
This is actually a throwback to my very first journal entry. It's weather like this that really reminds me of my grandpa and this scent in particular. It was a great shave. I missed a couple of spots, but I'm thrilled with the shave. BBS-
I can't get enough of this album. The song above is one of the softer songs. Great stuff.
I'm off to improvise the rest of the shift. It's gonna be interesting. Thanks for reading, Cadre. Have a great Sunday.
Yes and no. It came with a finest badger knot, new, that was shedding like it was going it out of style. I put in the Maggard 50/50.
Today's lane consists of helping my captain type up an email so that he stops getting yelled at. A worthy lane. It takes a big man to ask for help.
I'm pretty cool with a couple of days of me time.
"That's not my problem" culture runs rampant here, and it's nobody's problem until it breaks and somebody has to answer for it. If it were up to me, we'd fix everything ourselves and on a schedule.
Sounds as though staying in your own lane can be frustrating. Enjoy your "me time".
It is when it's easy to fix these problems. I want to fix things, this is a fire department, it's what we do.
Good thing you don't have any of those dumb lazy maintenance guys. They never get anything done.
I used my work kit this morning. Gillette adjustable, setting 8, 7 o'clock SharpEdge, Ever Ready 100 I think it is. Decent shave. It was kinda relaxing doing my morning routine at work.
All of that because of my skills testing for the potential part time gig. I think I surprised the tester by knowing the registry skills sheet for intubation. It went very well. The written exam looked freakishly familiar...because I've taken it before; it was my protocol test for my department, because both departments have the same medical director. I also have people in good places speaking very well of me. I have an interview on the 29th.
All of that because of my skills testing for the potential part time gig. I think I surprised the tester by knowing the registry skills sheet for intubation. It went very well. The written exam looked freakishly familiar...because I've taken it before; it was my protocol test for my department, because both departments have the same medical director. I also have people in good places speaking very well of me. I have an interview on the 29th.