Job purrs, please

"Dan Mahoney" wrote in message
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Dan Mahoney wrote:

This might be premature, but Nancy (my wife) has learned of a job that
she's decided to apply for. It's close by, a *real* job instead of that
contract nonsense she worked at ESRI, and it's in a field she has a lot
of experience in and enjoys working in.

The power of purrs shows itself once again! Nancy got the call today.
She has to go in for the drug test Friday, then she starts the job next
week.

Ya-hoo!

All of the kitties here are busy doing the Happy Dance

Dan

Great news, Dan! Happy Dancing and purring from here for the job to go well
for Nancy.
Sam

"Dan Mahoney" wrote in message
...
Dan Mahoney wrote:

This might be premature, but Nancy (my wife) has learned of a job
that
she's decided to apply for. It's close by, a *real* job instead of
that
contract nonsense she worked at ESRI, and it's in a field she has a
lot
of experience in and enjoys working in.

The power of purrs shows itself once again! Nancy got the call today.
She has to go in for the drug test Friday, then she starts the job
next
week.

Ya-hoo!

All of the kitties here are busy doing the Happy Dance

Dan

Wonderful news, Dan!

Joy

Sheesh......they don't do that here to us Aussies!!


YET

Purrs

Angela

Some people consider it a real violation of their civil rights. (of course some
people consider everything a violation to their civil rights
My DH's work does "surprise random"" drug testing. They pick out at random
employees to test. That doesn't bother me, because it is an industrial setting,
and someone on drugs might do something unsafe and could cause my DH to get
hurt.
But what does bother me is that they passed a rule in Oct that they can't
smoke in or anywhere on the grounds of the plant. or you're fired,
automatically. Doesn't bother him, since he doesn't smoke anyway. It just
seems excessive that you can get caught on crack cocaine or meth or something
and it bears the same punishment as smoking a cigaraette?

Sherry

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 19:59:27 -0800, Dan Mahoney
wrote:

Dan Mahoney wrote:

This might be premature, but Nancy (my wife) has learned of a job that
she's decided to apply for. It's close by, a *real* job instead of that
contract nonsense she worked at ESRI, and it's in a field she has a lot
of experience in and enjoys working in.

The power of purrs shows itself once again! Nancy got the call today.
She has to go in for the drug test Friday, then she starts the job next
week.

Ya-hoo!

All of the kitties here are busy doing the Happy Dance

Dan

Hurray! Way to go, Nancy!

Best wishes from another Nancy.

Nan

I'm soooo happy for you both! WOO HOO!
Christine
"Dan Mahoney" wrote in message
...
Dan Mahoney wrote:

This might be premature, but Nancy (my wife) has learned of a job that
she's decided to apply for. It's close by, a *real* job instead of that
contract nonsense she worked at ESRI, and it's in a field she has a lot
of experience in and enjoys working in.

The power of purrs shows itself once again! Nancy got the call today.
She has to go in for the drug test Friday, then she starts the job next
week.

Ya-hoo!

All of the kitties here are busy doing the Happy Dance

Dan

Dan Mahoney wrote:

The power of purrs shows itself once again! Nancy got the call today.
She has to go in for the drug test Friday, then she starts the job next
week.

Ya-hoo!

All of the kitties here are busy doing the Happy Dance




AWESOME!!! Dan, give the owners some treats for us and hug Nancy. We
may have sent purrs and job thoughts, but Nancy got the job.

Pam, Rob, and the NC nine

That's fantastic!
Best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Dan Mahoney" wrote in message
...
The power of purrs shows itself once again! Nancy got the call today.
She has to go in for the drug test Friday, then she starts the job next
week.

Ya-hoo!

All of the kitties here are busy doing the Happy Dance

Dan

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 19:59:27 -0800, Dan Mahoney
wrote:

Dan Mahoney wrote:

This might be premature, but Nancy (my wife) has learned of a job that
she's decided to apply for. It's close by, a *real* job instead of that
contract nonsense she worked at ESRI, and it's in a field she has a lot
of experience in and enjoys working in.

The power of purrs shows itself once again! Nancy got the call today.
She has to go in for the drug test Friday, then she starts the job next
week.

Ya-hoo!

All of the kitties here are busy doing the Happy Dance

Dan

Great news, we'll keep the purrs coming up to for her to find the job
a purrfect fit
--
Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky

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http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html

Dan Mahoney wrote:
Dan Mahoney wrote:

This might be premature, but Nancy (my wife) has learned of a job
that she's decided to apply for. It's close by, a *real* job instead
of that contract nonsense she worked at ESRI, and it's in a field
she has a lot of experience in and enjoys working in.

The power of purrs shows itself once again! Nancy got the call today.
She has to go in for the drug test Friday, then she starts the job
next week.

Ya-hoo!

All of the kitties here are busy doing the Happy Dance

Dan

That's great news! I'm happy for both of you.:-)
--
Adrian
A House Is Not A Home, Without A Cat.

Thank goodness! I hope she absolutely loves her new job.

Hazel Az



"Dan Mahoney" wrote in message
...
Dan Mahoney wrote:

This might be premature, but Nancy (my wife) has learned of a job that
she's decided to apply for. It's close by, a *real* job instead of that
contract nonsense she worked at ESRI, and it's in a field she has a lot
of experience in and enjoys working in.

The power of purrs shows itself once again! Nancy got the call today.
She has to go in for the drug test Friday, then she starts the job next
week.

Ya-hoo!

All of the kitties here are busy doing the Happy Dance

Dan