…and going to Cabela’s to purchase a few hundred thousand rounds of ammo in preparation for the coming revolution.
I’m beginning to understand how the South felt in the early 1860’s.
Can the Democrats get any slimier?
…and going to Cabela’s to purchase a few hundred thousand rounds of ammo in preparation for the coming revolution.
I’m beginning to understand how the South felt in the early 1860’s.
Can the Democrats get any slimier?
Last evening I left the man-cave to attend a fund raising event for the Lusk Wrestling Club. It wasn’t exactly what I expected…the kids ranged from 3-years-old through middle school aged. Boys and a few girls. You’ve not seen anything funnier than 3-year-olds wrestling. They clearly understand the concept. But they are easily distracted.
As is usual with such events in Lusk, the event was well attended and people seemed to give generously. I saw one grandfather spend $100 on raffle tickets.
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Today I got a call at work…the computer in Control was completely dead. I said I’d come right up and take a look. After examining the computer for a few seconds…I turned on the monitor. Job done.
One one hand, I find it a little disturbing that this kid’s father has been training him since he was 2 years old and am pretty sure he will end up really messed up later in life. On the other, I don’t want to meet this 5 year old in a dark alley!!!
We ran a long drill at work today. It took most of the morning and we learned some interesting things…none of which I can discuss. But I saw a few parts of the prison in greater detail than I had before. I actually went into the cell area of the Max wing. I patrolled a hall for a while. And I assisted with a count.
We had sack lunches. Later in the day I learned that there was a very delicious cookie in everybody’s bag…except mine. The inmates coached me on how to file a grievance against the kitchen. But I can’t really do that. Besides, they (the kitchen staff) had a secret stash of iced tea that they shared with me.
With the assistance of the husband of a co-worker, I got three new pictures hung. We also hung four other pictures. The apartment is really starting to look down right homey. The living room, hallway, and kitchen are done.
I had hoped to start wiring the office this weekend. But I discovered that I miscounted the number of new shelves I needed. I’m one short. Oops!!! I really need all shelves in place before I start running the power and network cables.
My two wayward packages arrived today and it looks like the third and last package will arrive tomorrow. I ordered three framed prints from Thomas D. Mangelsen. I purchased a framed print of his from a gallery in Jackson Hole about 15 years ago. That print had a simple wooden frame. I assumed that these would be similar. Boy was I wrong!!! These have a more substantial frame and are matted. They’re beautiful, but larger than I had planned. One won’t work where I had planned, but I’ve got a great alternative spot. The others will work with minor adjustments to the furniture.
Here are the photos that I purchased:
You will have to come visit me to see how the framed prints turned out.
Well I really did not think it had been as long as it had since my last post. Time sure flies when you’re having fun.
I’m deep into operation Feather The Nest. I have a bunch of projects in various stages of completion…mostly waiting on one part or another. Things are starting to take shape:
Pictures will follow soon.
In other news, the Warden declared no more jeans. So my perfect job (get to wear jeans and sneakers and play with computers all day) is now just a good job (play with computers all day). What sucks is that I’d just recently bought a bunch of new jeans for work. Now it’s back to Dockers and dress sneakers. At least I don’t have to wear a tie. I had to make a trip into Scottsbluff to buy new clothes for work.
I made two house calls after work today to repair computers. Collected my usual fee in cookies.
I started work at the Wyoming Women’s Center one year ago today. And for the record, there have been no escapes.