wish me luck
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10
good luck, and god bless and everything else!
p.s. i know you probably dont care about this tidbit, but the term knock on wood originated in (ireland?). you knocked on wood to appease the leprechauns
and the term cockpit.. it was originally a **** fighting pit, which of course was bloody and gruesome and such. well pilots eventually took over the phrase and not its called a **** pit.
p.s. i know you probably dont care about this tidbit, but the term knock on wood originated in (ireland?). you knocked on wood to appease the leprechauns
and the term cockpit.. it was originally a **** fighting pit, which of course was bloody and gruesome and such. well pilots eventually took over the phrase and not its called a **** pit.
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well..... so far nothing...... i think the recruiter was pulling my leg.....grrrrr.
at this rate...... i'm close to giving up the architecture profession and everything else.... seriously......
at this rate...... i'm close to giving up the architecture profession and everything else.... seriously......
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With the economic meltdown that is going on I'm sure companies are just pulling the plug on any new hires until things settle down. Not a great time to be looking for work but maybe you should take any job you can find for now and keep looking for architecture work. If you want something part-to-full time look up a company called RGIS. They do inventories of stores. Pretty simple concept - they send in a team of people to count every item in say, a Home Depot. I worked for them for a while in 2002 after the technology crash. You work a lot of wierd hours, like 10 PM to 2 AM but it at least keeps some cash flowing.
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