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Ethnicity:
Caucasian
Religion:
Christian/Mormon
Location:
United States
United States
School:
Brigham Young University
Ricks College
California State University, Turlock
Brigham Young University
Ricks College
California State University, Turlock
Work:
FBI
private companions
secretary
homemaker, wife and mother
FBI
private companions
secretary
homemaker, wife and mother
Hometown(s):
Idaho Falls, ID
San Jose, CA
San Diego, CA
Manteca, CA
Puebla, Puebla, Mexico
Salt Lake City, UT
Washington, D.C.
Provo, UT
Idaho Falls, ID
San Jose, CA
San Diego, CA
Manteca, CA
Puebla, Puebla, Mexico
Salt Lake City, UT
Washington, D.C.
Provo, UT
Quote:
Still water runs deep
Still water runs deep
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Alu's RevengeComments (4)
FriedaKateM says:
Chareine, this is your friend, FriedaKate. I was retired officially for nearly 2 years, and went back to work part-time. Returned to my working with mentally ill individuals, however, at a lesser paid posn. It is okay to do anything, as long as it helps add $ to the coffers. I am an old nurse, worked as aide in older folks' homes for a while in past. I enjoyed most being a case manager with mentally ill clients, but cannot take full time anymore. At work now as residential technician, which is basically someone who is kind of in the trenches (like in Army), where you do work, but you have someone else above you in rank, who is responsible, and makes the BIG decisions. Good luck in your work as home health aide. It is honorable to do this. Joan
Posted: July 4, 2008 6:24PM EDT
grow1234 says:
The drive my son & I took started out Sunday afternoon and we got home in the wee hrs of the morning--we hit twilight up in the mts and the fog settled in --couldn't see a foot in front of me--my son rolled down window , stuck his head out and shone a flashlight beam on the road--didn't help much but made him feel like he was helping/ We almost hit a raccoon mama with 3 babies trailing after her single file! Never again!...gayle
Posted: June 10, 2008 9:24PM EDT
grow1234 says:
Hi--Ive had similar experience on roads in the BlueRidge MNts of Va--beautiful but kind of scary. Enjoyed reading your story...gayle
Posted: June 10, 2008 9:12PM EDT
CalPhantom says:
Gayle,
The BLue Ridge Mountains are truly spectacular! I love how the mist seems to lay on them 24/7 with no variation. It is steady and constant. And they are so aptly named because the mist always seems to make the mountains blue. It is truly a beautiful part of God's great eath!
The BLue Ridge Mountains are truly spectacular! I love how the mist seems to lay on them 24/7 with no variation. It is steady and constant. And they are so aptly named because the mist always seems to make the mountains blue. It is truly a beautiful part of God's great eath!
Posted: June 10, 2008 9:18PM EDT
