Yes, but she has a great guy. Can you afford a Chateau, Palace or Castle? If so I will give her your name. :)
Posted on 08/27/2005 3:37:59 AM PDT by Mo1
Most of the jobs in our office require a college degree. There are a few exceptions, but those have very little room for advancement. And these are the people the rest of us couldn't do our jobs without...our aides, our office worker and our ILP worker (who works with teenagers on independent living skills). The rest of us can get promotions, with or without a master's degree, based on experience.
Yeah, I know; it's the same here. I understand, however, that many positions around here, which require a college degree, are only paying $18,000 a year....one can easily get paid that without going to college.....I just think, for some positions, that piece of paper is over-rated. It really doesn't mean, as in your case, also, that the person is competent, not lazy, and has people skills...obviously, those are commodities that aren't necessarily gained with an education....but are much needed. : )
I'm watching the news....apparently, they're very worried about Hurrican Katrina hitting New Orleans, which sits below sea level...I believe they said they're awaiting a conference to be held by the governor of the state.
Yes, that could have disastrous consequences. I hope the people there are clearing out. There is only one road out of that area that goes to I-10, I believe. Been awhile since I was down that way.
I know they were relieved when the last one missed them, in June....unfortunately, FOX news saying that, though the hurricane could really divert from the path they've calculated as most likely....it's really not looking good, at all, for New Orleans from the various data/calculations.
Perhaps the governor will state they must clear out....Fox just saying expecting this conference at any moment now.
*sigh*
*sigh**sigh*
Trolling for a funkle...
....and post #69...
Everyone needs a hobby...
I sure wouldn't want to ride out a hurricane....though I probably wouldn't want to leave my home, either....I guess when someone lives in whatever natural disaster most commonly befalls the area, the people who live there become somewhat desentized to it.
So how far would the water cover should those cars move?
Loop
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/gmex-ir4-loop.html
tracking
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/storm_graphics/AT12/refresh/AL1205W5_sm2+gif/031023W_sm.gif
Gotta go on a battery hunt. LOL. See y'all soon. I hope. :) Keep us in your prayers.
Sure will. You be careful out there...and stay in touch.
Latest computer model:
http://www.wafb.com/Global/Link.asp?L=164020
thanks for the link; not looking good, no.
Looks pretty big, too.
Prayers being said, of course.
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