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Peter Von Taborsky
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Post by peter von on Aug 16, 2008 19:03:09 GMT -5
but I am afraid because ultimately, I am responsible for whatever mistakes the secretary makes. I know I will have a hard time committing to the idea of even hiring somebody because of my "trust issues". the difference between you and i might be a bit larger then it seems. if someone you hire doesn't do their job, someone who didn't deserve to go to jail, goes to jail. or, someone who deserves to go to jail is out on the streets. if someone i hire doesn't do their job, rich people have a dirty toilet till i come to their house on my day off & clean it. sometimes i am really glad my life is simple.  i think we both need to get over our trust issues & realize we are smart enough to hire the "right" person in the first place. i know, i know.....it is much more easy said then done. |
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Post by Lisa on Sept 2, 2008 21:00:00 GMT -5
Well, my update from 'whats happening in Ohioville' for me is more of the same ole stuff....
We are under 60 days for our upcoming cruise! Oct 27 we port out of Jacksonville and I can't wait!
Football has started up and the whole town is beside themselves since our boys are looking at taking it all the way this year! Had a great start, our boys had 2 great wins, blew the other teams away actually! My boy is playing and got a TD on the field Friday night which about made me bust of course...anyone else got kids in sports and have those proud parent moments? They are times in my life that I know I need to relish since they'll both be out of HS before I even know it.
We got a new roof last month. I listed some crap on Ebay.
I also started doing this trading thing on the internet and it made me over 500 dollars in just 2 weeks time! Its something I'm working slowly on and will spill the details when I'm more 'sure' of myself about it all...
Thats about it for me, you guys are sure quiet! I assume its because with kids starting back to school and all.
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Post by margarita on Sept 14, 2008 11:49:25 GMT -5
Well what's been happening in our house lately... My husband left his crime scene position at the Police Dept. for a company out of VA. A lot better pay... the sucky part is he has to be out of the country for a year.  Becoming an instant semi-single mom wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. I was actually able to adjust quickly and get a good schedule for me and Hallye. I gave my 21 year old stepdaughter the boot, was tired of the ~your not my mom attitude~ I'm working on my house. Needs paint and a few outlets to be changed and stuff like that. Once that is done I'm going to try and sell it or rent it out. Having a house while the hubby is gone is just way to much to have to take care of. other than that just trying to hang out with my sisters kids as much as possible since school has started for them. |
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Post by Clark on Sept 15, 2008 5:24:37 GMT -5
Well what's been happening in our house lately... My husband left his crime scene position at the Police Dept. for a company out of VA. A lot better pay... the sucky part is he has to be out of the country for a year. Becoming an instant semi-single mom wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. I was actually able to adjust quickly and get a good schedule for me and Hallye. I gave my 21 year old stepdaughter the boot, was tired of the ~your not my mom attitude~ I'm working on my house. Needs paint and a few outlets to be changed and stuff like that. Once that is done I'm going to try and sell it or rent it out. Having a house while the hubby is gone is just way to much to have to take care of. other than that just trying to hang out with my sisters kids as much as possible since school has started for them. wow, where is the Hubby?, or if you told us, you'd have to kill us  |
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Post by tammi86 on Sept 15, 2008 11:26:49 GMT -5
Was great seeing you again today Margarita! Seriously, call me and we can meet up for lunch some time.
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Post by margarita on Sept 23, 2008 6:13:25 GMT -5
wow, where is the Hubby?, or if you told us, you'd have to kill us [/quote] He's in Baghdad for a year, he had been in limbo in kuwait since 9/7 but finally made it to Baghdad on 9/21 he's over as a civilian and his job position is reading latent fingerprints. hopefully this year will fly by. once he gets back he has to relocate to VA. |
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Post by margarita on Sept 23, 2008 6:14:58 GMT -5
Tammi, i agree it was so great seeing you as well. I will do my best to call you for lunch.
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Post by Clark on Sept 23, 2008 16:46:32 GMT -5
wow, where is the Hubby?, or if you told us, you'd have to kill us He's in Baghdad for a year, he had been in limbo in kuwait since 9/7 but finally made it to Baghdad on 9/21 he's over as a civilian and his job position is reading latent fingerprints. hopefully this year will fly by. once he gets back he has to relocate to VA. some blackwater action or some other contractor?? |
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Post by margarita on Sept 27, 2008 9:05:56 GMT -5
actually a full time job, company called Harding Security Inc. so when he comes back from Iraq he's still employed and they will send him to different states to look at fingerprints. a pretty good gig. if it wasnt for my daughter i think i'd have went with him.
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