Whoops. A little late on this one. Sorry. Although, I just ran into a family at church yesterday who missed some big posts last month. I think they got lost in the shuffle of my average .9 posts per day. Sorry about that too :-) Look, I'm just SORRY!! :-P
The school had snowdays most of the week, but the boss man gave me a few hours of work the first day since he was slackin' and hadn't finished cleaning up the day before. I've been blessed with other people not being able to work for him so that I can pick up hours. PCS opened a new middle school building shortly after I graduated and sent all the 5th through 8th grade kids over there. Last week was my opportunity to work more in that building since the guy who normally maintains it had a really gross eye injury.
Another thing that gave me work was the boy's basketball 14-0 record this season. There was a game in the evening and it took over an hour to clean up the next day. Fun fact. Back in my day, the bleachers were all wood and metal and had to be pulled out and pushed back by hand by at least two people. Now days you've got these metal and plastic things that expand and retract at the push of a button. Pffffftt!
Later in the week, Josh made a dry run of his Lasagna dish in prep for having people over to try it en mass over the weekend. You'll get that post later. Yes, there was a pizza pan involved in cooking his Lasagna.
The school had snowdays most of the week, but the boss man gave me a few hours of work the first day since he was slackin' and hadn't finished cleaning up the day before. I've been blessed with other people not being able to work for him so that I can pick up hours. PCS opened a new middle school building shortly after I graduated and sent all the 5th through 8th grade kids over there. Last week was my opportunity to work more in that building since the guy who normally maintains it had a really gross eye injury.
Another thing that gave me work was the boy's basketball 14-0 record this season. There was a game in the evening and it took over an hour to clean up the next day. Fun fact. Back in my day, the bleachers were all wood and metal and had to be pulled out and pushed back by hand by at least two people. Now days you've got these metal and plastic things that expand and retract at the push of a button. Pffffftt!
Later in the week, Josh made a dry run of his Lasagna dish in prep for having people over to try it en mass over the weekend. You'll get that post later. Yes, there was a pizza pan involved in cooking his Lasagna.
No comments:
Post a Comment