tfeverfred
Well-Known Member
:lol:My computer crazed 3 months ago and I finally am able to get online
Damn I Missed you guys!:lol:
Damn I Missed you guys!:lol:
I'm back!
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engine24355
Member
The prodigal son returns! Welcome back Fred! How are you doing my friend?
tfeverfred
Well-Known Member
:lol:
I still don't have a job yet, but I'm trying. I've got a good resmse, so I'll just have to wait and see.. In the mean time......as hot as is is here,,,,I'm driviving her like she was stolen,:tan:
RPM said:
I still don't have a job yet, but I'm trying. I've got a good resmse, so I'll just have to wait and see.. In the mean time......as hot as is is here,,,,I'm driviving her like she was stolen,:tan:
bentbaggerlen
Member
Nice to have ya home!
one finger john
Active Member
Hi Fred, nice to see you're alive and kickin'. Still haven't seen pictures of the redone miss Whatever Her Name Is and am really looking foreward to seeing them.
Yes, three months is a long time without access to a computer. Going to the library is not the same as having one in your home, if you even have that opportunity when on the road.
Without getting too personal, what is it like nowadays to look for a job where the search takes you away from home, with the possibility of completely up rooting yourself to live and work in a strange, new place.
The reason I ask is that I have been looking for work here in Los Angeles and the pickins are slim. Lived here all my life and the thought of leaving family, friends, familiar places is very uncomfortable. The possibility is getting stronger by the day and I don't have the sense of adventure I once had. I will be sixty at the end of August and the possibility of a complete life change is fast becoming a probability.
So what's it like as far as the job market in your area of the world? You had to have met lots of people in your travels, how are they doing? Kind of like to get your impression of the state of our nation.
John
P.S. Anyone else like to chime in, please do.
Yes, three months is a long time without access to a computer. Going to the library is not the same as having one in your home, if you even have that opportunity when on the road.
Without getting too personal, what is it like nowadays to look for a job where the search takes you away from home, with the possibility of completely up rooting yourself to live and work in a strange, new place.
The reason I ask is that I have been looking for work here in Los Angeles and the pickins are slim. Lived here all my life and the thought of leaving family, friends, familiar places is very uncomfortable. The possibility is getting stronger by the day and I don't have the sense of adventure I once had. I will be sixty at the end of August and the possibility of a complete life change is fast becoming a probability.
So what's it like as far as the job market in your area of the world? You had to have met lots of people in your travels, how are they doing? Kind of like to get your impression of the state of our nation.
John
P.S. Anyone else like to chime in, please do.
Francis Blake
Active Member
This place hasn't been the same without you Fred, glad your back
captainjunk
Member
welcome back fred
