that was quick!! I'm glad you're once again employed.captmojo wrote:My lay-off status didn't last 24 hours. Doesn't matter though. BUTT has yet to be repaired. So, I'm in waiting.

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that was quick!! I'm glad you're once again employed.captmojo wrote:My lay-off status didn't last 24 hours. Doesn't matter though. BUTT has yet to be repaired. So, I'm in waiting.
Good news on the lay-off, captmojo! Hopefully your BUTT will be up and running soon.captmojo wrote:My lay-off status didn't last 24 hours. Doesn't matter though. BUTT has yet to be repaired. So, I'm in waiting.
Word is, that when the driveshaft fell out, it did a lot of damage to components through the undercarriage of the trailer.(air tanks were punctured, ABS system parts were destroyed, etc.) They aren't sure they are willing to spend the money it would cost to repair. That would be a shame because they have already spent a lot to make it roadworthy before I got in it.lawgrad91 wrote:
When will the BUTT be up and running, so to speak?
Is anyone else thinking hemorrhoidectomy?Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:Wow! Definitely a relief. I'm marking you off my worry list. Congrats! It's a beautiful day to enjoy and make the most off while you wait for BUTT repair!
Love, Ima
hell yeah! Good one, Cathy!!CathyCA wrote:Is anyone else thinking hemorrhoidectomy?Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:Wow! Definitely a relief. I'm marking you off my worry list. Congrats! It's a beautiful day to enjoy and make the most off while you wait for BUTT repair!
Love, Ima
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YES! YES! YES! You would absolutely be interested in the Foster City job. It's located just south of San Francisco in San Mateo County. Foster City is a few miles north of San Jose and its Silicon Valley It's expensive to live there, but you're paying for the weather and the beautiful scenery.ArkieDukie wrote:I received a Facebook message from a friend who works for one of my target companies. She asked if I'd be interested in a position in either Framingham, MA or Foster City, CA.![]()
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Thanks for the info, Cathy! I thought you'd have info on the area.CathyCA wrote:YES! YES! YES! You would absolutely be interested in the Foster City job. It's located just south of San Francisco in San Mateo County. Foster City is a few miles north of San Jose and its Silicon Valley It's expensive to live there, but you're paying for the weather and the beautiful scenery.ArkieDukie wrote:I received a Facebook message from a friend who works for one of my target companies. She asked if I'd be interested in a position in either Framingham, MA or Foster City, CA.![]()
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Do you know James Armstrong? He's one of the founders of OY. He lives in Foster City and could give you lots of information on where to live and things to do out there.
ArkieDukie wrote:I received a colleague today, telling me that another of my target companies is hiring about 6 people - one of whom will be stationed in the Midwest. He forwarded my CV to someone that works with the company. So, I now have a CV being forwarded to a hiring person from someone who works in the company. That should help my odds.
ArkieDukie wrote:Just finished sending out another cover letter and CV: this time for the previously mentioned position at the CDC in Atlanta.
Well, if it's Quest Diagnostics, then that's a fairly solid company. San Juan Capistrano is in a beautiful area, right between San Clemente and Laguna Nigel--not a shabby place. They have the swallows who return to the mission each year, and they also have the beach. You'd be less than an hour from Disneyland.ArkieDukie wrote:A colleague gave my name to a head hunter, and I was just contacted about a position in San Juan Capistrano, CA. She's going to forward my CV to them. It will be interesting to see if I hear from them. Not sure how I feel about SoCal, but it can't hurt to get more information about the position.
You're good, Cathy - that's the company. Good to know that it's a solid one. According to a cost of living index that I looked at online, the cost of living is about 50% higher there than in StL. It will be interesting to see 1) if I hear from them, and 2) if the salary makes it worth further consideration.CathyCA wrote:Well, if it's Quest Diagnostics, then that's a fairly solid company. San Juan Capistrano is in a beautiful area, right between San Clemente and Laguna Nigel--not a shabby place. They have the swallows who return to the mission each year, and they also have the beach. You'd be less than an hour from Disneyland.ArkieDukie wrote:A colleague gave my name to a head hunter, and I was just contacted about a position in San Juan Capistrano, CA. She's going to forward my CV to them. It will be interesting to see if I hear from them. Not sure how I feel about SoCal, but it can't hurt to get more information about the position.
You should feel very good about SoCal.
Cathy is in the wrong line of work, she needs to be a private investigator.ArkieDukie wrote:You're good, Cathy - that's the company. Good to know that it's a solid one. According to a cost of living index that I looked at online, the cost of living is about 50% higher there than in StL. It will be interesting to see 1) if I hear from them, and 2) if the salary makes it worth further consideration.CathyCA wrote:Well, if it's Quest Diagnostics, then that's a fairly solid company. San Juan Capistrano is in a beautiful area, right between San Clemente and Laguna Nigel--not a shabby place. They have the swallows who return to the mission each year, and they also have the beach. You'd be less than an hour from Disneyland.ArkieDukie wrote:A colleague gave my name to a head hunter, and I was just contacted about a position in San Juan Capistrano, CA. She's going to forward my CV to them. It will be interesting to see if I hear from them. Not sure how I feel about SoCal, but it can't hurt to get more information about the position.
You should feel very good about SoCal.
I do plenty of PI work in my job. I also have a PI with whom I consult regularly--on professional and personal matters.CameronBornAndBred wrote:Cathy is in the wrong line of work, she needs to be a private investigator.ArkieDukie wrote:You're good, Cathy - that's the company. Good to know that it's a solid one. According to a cost of living index that I looked at online, the cost of living is about 50% higher there than in StL. It will be interesting to see 1) if I hear from them, and 2) if the salary makes it worth further consideration.CathyCA wrote:
Well, if it's Quest Diagnostics, then that's a fairly solid company. San Juan Capistrano is in a beautiful area, right between San Clemente and Laguna Nigel--not a shabby place. They have the swallows who return to the mission each year, and they also have the beach. You'd be less than an hour from Disneyland.
You should feel very good about SoCal.
When you hear from them, use this calculator to help make your decision: http://www.bankrate.com/calculators/sav ... lator.aspxArkieDukie wrote:You're good, Cathy - that's the company. Good to know that it's a solid one. According to a cost of living index that I looked at online, the cost of living is about 50% higher there than in StL. It will be interesting to see 1) if I hear from them, and 2) if the salary makes it worth further consideration.CathyCA wrote:Well, if it's Quest Diagnostics, then that's a fairly solid company. San Juan Capistrano is in a beautiful area, right between San Clemente and Laguna Nigel--not a shabby place. They have the swallows who return to the mission each year, and they also have the beach. You'd be less than an hour from Disneyland.ArkieDukie wrote:A colleague gave my name to a head hunter, and I was just contacted about a position in San Juan Capistrano, CA. She's going to forward my CV to them. It will be interesting to see if I hear from them. Not sure how I feel about SoCal, but it can't hurt to get more information about the position.
You should feel very good about SoCal.
Having moved a lot I find such calculators interesting, usually, it is real estate that is the main driver of the cost of living differences with a minor impact from healthcare. For example, I'm paying the same for phone, cable, internet here in Cincy as in Boston. Maybe eating out for dinner varies also now that I think about it, but I don't do that a whole lot.CathyCA wrote:
When you hear from them, use this calculator to help make your decision: http://www.bankrate.com/calculators/sav ... lator.aspx