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Hike with Charlie on Saturday.
Looking for signs of spring in the deep woods.
Charlie is a pretty patient supervisor!
Not to sure what they call it in the rail industry but in my line of work its called Supervised Practice - the working with a more qualified / experienced member to gain experience , prove competencies and accumulate hours .
The supervisor , out of sight was quite clearly giving support to this driver of the 1745 Nottingham - St Pancras
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we got a bunch more snow overnight -- and of course, immediately after I got the porch & car cleared, it started snowing again
The boss is not that happy, it seems :)
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Mark is off this week, too, and continuing work on his fieldstone patio project. This little critter came up to see what was going on! = )
These two kept an eye me the whole time. I move to the left or right and they moved. White one loved his head scratched between those big ears.
Not really. Just keeping me company while I hang laundry, and keeping me company is of course a big part of Grant's job.
Thought I would post a sign (for Daves amusement)
The Movements Supervisor - Sounds like a sh1t job to me...
In September 2009 a large grass fire was sparked on Communication Hill in San Jose following a Transformer explosion. San Jose Fire department called for a Tier 3 Wildland Response plus a County wildland task force plus a CalFire high response.
As is common on larger fires the AMR Field Supervisor was also on scene, in addition to a transport ambulance in case there is an injury.
This unit is a Ford F350 chassis with a custom built body.
DDC-Take Your Dog To Work Day
Since I'm a Domestic Engineer and work at home this is one of the jobs I do every day. I make the bed. Today Shizandra was supervising me as I was doing the job. Good Job Shizandra!
As usual The Robin hopped along to supervise the weeding of his garden this afternoon.
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