TOAK, The Thread of All Knowledge Part XIII
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Quiet finally. I'm still full and feel uncomfortable. Yeah, ate too much!
Greg..... I work at local community college....they have one helluva technical department. Automotive, HVAC, machine shop, weld shop, construction, fire and police training.... cover a whole gambit of skilled trades. I always suggest to young ones to head to local college, get two year degree or training in a technical field. Get out and get a job where you can make decent pay and not owe a crapload of tuition. Always a need for technical folks. Good luck to your son....hope he succeeds.
Greg..... I work at local community college....they have one helluva technical department. Automotive, HVAC, machine shop, weld shop, construction, fire and police training.... cover a whole gambit of skilled trades. I always suggest to young ones to head to local college, get two year degree or training in a technical field. Get out and get a job where you can make decent pay and not owe a crapload of tuition. Always a need for technical folks. Good luck to your son....hope he succeeds.
Getting the kids bikes this year. They've outgrown their kids/big kid bikes
Quiet finally. I'm still full and feel uncomfortable. Yeah, ate too much!
Greg..... I work at local community college....they have one helluva technical department. Automotive, HVAC, machine shop, weld shop, construction, fire and police training.... cover a whole gambit of skilled trades. I always suggest to young ones to head to local college, get two year degree or training in a technical field. Get out and get a job where you can make decent pay and not owe a crapload of tuition. Always a need for technical folks. Good luck to your son....hope he succeeds.
Greg..... I work at local community college....they have one helluva technical department. Automotive, HVAC, machine shop, weld shop, construction, fire and police training.... cover a whole gambit of skilled trades. I always suggest to young ones to head to local college, get two year degree or training in a technical field. Get out and get a job where you can make decent pay and not owe a crapload of tuition. Always a need for technical folks. Good luck to your son....hope he succeeds.
Hopefully the prices on decent bikes isn't out of hand, Mark.
Bikes ate about 1.5x what I thought they'd be but it was bikes or iPads & didn't want to give them more screen time