Dimensional Door - Freeople Thread 22

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[Lakeshark]

Eureka!

The perfect torture...........drop him in a pit filled with snakeses.......like in the old Indiana Jones movie.

[Darksheare]

Snakeses has more taste than that, she'd hide behind us if that guy was dropped in a pit.
I'd have to poltergeist him.
Bleeding walls, house yelling "Get OUT!" and such.

[Lakeshark]

Not talking about her.......

Just her cousins.

Who are fun to run over.

[Darksheare]

Oh.

We wopuldn't do that to Snakeses, drop Mr. Frank into a pit with her.
That'd be horrible.

And while we joke, we aren't horrible.

[Lakeshark]

No, no.......

Would never do that. Bad idea.

*Crossing fingers*

[Darksheare]

Tossed onto a huge feather down quilt in a circular room maybe.
(Rule sayz no jumping on the furniture? rules, shmooles!)

[westmex]

Eagle at Ediz Hook, WA.

Looks like everyone bailed out early..LOL...

Guess I will now too...Goodnight all..Try to be careful...

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[grannie9]

Good morning Westy. Great pic as usual.

[grannie9]

Good morning everyone. Shape up, or ship out. ;)

The subject matter for the month of May on Daz/Poser forum, is called Out of the Shadows. I'm working on some..;)

[sweetliberty]

Mornin' Gran. Nice work. Are you getting settled in?

I got another day in court today. Seems like I get more and more cases all the time that are in court and those are SO much more work!

[grannie9]

Oh that must suck, Libby.

I'm having a Mo1 day today. Getting my hairs done, and boy do I need it. ;)

Good luck in court. I don't envy you all that extra work. Maybe you'd rather come here and dust my house? I know I'd love it..lol.

[grannie9]

Entry # 2.

Hey, it makes you think and try different things..;) Like "Dark" things and such. ;)

Darks, do you have any tattoos? ;)

[sweetliberty]

What's hard is being expected to do the work of at least 3 people in this job, and do it as WELL as 3 people could do it. The deadlines don't change because you get too many cases, but it does become literally impossible to meet them, then you get in trouble for not being in compliance, and every time you turn around, they've added new responsibilities and forms to our job without lessening any that were already in existence. So what it comes down to is that larger counties are able to specialize, so that you have different people doing specific jobs. Like you might have one that just works foster care cases, another that does just investigations, another that does home studies, one that handles protective service cases involving neglect and someone else might handle abuse cases and still another work with FINS cases (teenagers in trouble typically) One person might handle the medical forms and doctors and counseling appointments and another might visit the foster homes and keep their records and do support while someone else would be responsible for foster parent recruitment and retention.

In smaller, more rural counties, we do it ALL, and our caseloads aren't much smaller. When you add in all the documentation (the documentation alone takes an hour uninterrupted on a light day....and that's after I get home), affidavits, court reports, client transports, home visits and emergencies, mandatory trainings and conferences, staff meetings, case plans, staffings, school conferences, counsultation with therapists and being available for kids, parents, extended family and foster parents, most of whom think THEY are the most important (if not the only) person/family you have to deal with, not to mention being on call 1 week out of every four (soon to be one out of every 3 because we're losing a worker in July) and whatever extra work that entails....well, let's just say, it gets a tad overwhelming.

[sweetliberty]

Good likeness of Darks. Was that taken in your dreams last night?

[Darksheare]

No tattoos, but I do have an Empire #2 pencil point imbedded in my right forearm a little less than half the way between the heel of my palm and the crease of my elbow, inside of forearm.

The nice Empire #2 pencil points that would melt when placed against lightbulbs, steam heat radiators, and candles flames.

[lodwick]

Give me Entry 1.

Morning, everyone.

[lodwick]

I'm exhausted just reading what your job involves - it makes dusting in NH sound like an appealing change.

Good luck with it all.

[null and void]

Let me guess, they're all paper forms that need to be filled out by hand, and all ask for *almost* the same information?

[lodwick]

[Darksheare]

"It's Saturday night and I ain't got no body..."