As a famous man once said, "I've been busier than a one legged man working at the IHOP."
That being said, we've decided that we're going to move out of the current residence and into a home of our own. Yes, somewhere in the midst of me being gone all over the state, and working more hours then I care to remember, Julie found a great house that we are going to make our new home.
We are super excited and can't wait to get started with the preparations!
On another note, I was called into our corporate offices for a meeting this last Tuesday. This meeting was a chance for my 3 co-workers, my boss, and myself to be honored for the hard work we've been doing since late last year on our network expansion. As I've previously blogged, we've been all over the west and in all of this, saved our company a lot of money. Not be switching to Geico... We received very nice jackets, and many thanks from our senior officers of the company. It really is nice to be rewarded for hard work, and to be recognized for the extra efforts we put forth. I can't say enough about the guys who I worked with, they are smart, energetic and when it came to crunch time, really made a difference. I'm glad I was able to be a part of the project, and look forward to more actually.
I do want a break, especially since we're going to be moving now. But that only means more work, like that lovely mowing of the yard etc. This is work that I actually don't mind doing.
~N
Neal and Julie
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Monday, March 5, 2007
Patriot Guard and Tri-Cities
It was an honor for myself and Julie, and 3 of our friends, to ride with the Patriot Guard yesterday. I joined the PGR to help honor and shield the family from the idiots from Kansas who think it is okay to trash a funeral or memorial service of a fallen soldier.
I am putting 2 links here for your viewing, so you can see what the procession looked like from the King City Truck Stop to the TRAC facility in Pasco. Law enforcement said there were over 435 bikes and 20 support vehicles in the line, along with the family members who rode with us in their limos. A total of 600 bikes were at the memorial service, and several thousand people from the area. You had to be there to really get the feel of what this day was like.
Link 1
Link 2
~Neal
I am putting 2 links here for your viewing, so you can see what the procession looked like from the King City Truck Stop to the TRAC facility in Pasco. Law enforcement said there were over 435 bikes and 20 support vehicles in the line, along with the family members who rode with us in their limos. A total of 600 bikes were at the memorial service, and several thousand people from the area. You had to be there to really get the feel of what this day was like.
Link 1
Link 2
~Neal
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