The Can’t Find Anything When You Need It Complaint Thread.
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howl's moving castle?
:bug:
wantz! :lol:
was one of my favorites for christmas shopping. need a car to get there :(
http://long-island.newsday.com/shopping/st-james-general-store-1.854259
flakiness :)
I have a headache, but I have nothing with me to take. It is also my mum's birthday.
are you at the library? maybe one of the library ladies can spare an aspirin?
cheers to your mum :)
i'm re-thinking my semi retirement move to Kissimee florida.
Santa barbara Ca looks lovely. haven't looked at the rents yet
this is what i'm talking bout, oh yeah :lol:
meh, i'd like need a real job to live in Santa Barbara
this looks nice http://homes.yahoo.com/california/santa-barbara/2030-state-st-apt-18-aac2ea9ba464e67fb24efafb74e60a14.html
looking through jobs. says here i could work from home
"$37-$47/hr Real Work at home Jobs (Requirements: Must Have Computer)" - sounds like my problems are all solved
meh, like 99% of the monster job listings are agencies or recruiters.
are there no jobs out there for spreadsheets and database reports
I go drive around my old neighborhood every now and then, and gaze at the changes. There are buildings where there used to be nothing, or trees and bushes and nature. There are condos along the cliff (I call it a cliff anyway) on the shore of the bay where there used to be railroad tracks. It must have been quite an effort to clear out the rats that lived along that cliff. I used to go down there with my best friend and we'd cross the tracks and go down the cliff...lots of big boulders and stuff...and there would be junk that people dumped there. Big junk! Ranges, refrigerators, paint cans. One day we were bored, went down there, found some paint and brushes and painted a refrigerator...just for something to do. You could stand on the boulders, pick up a fist-sized rock, toss it into the boulders and see the rats scatter. I wonder if the people buying those condos know about that. I was just looking at the Google satellite map of the area. It's hard to see that it's a cliff. It was a really tall cliff, and it wasn't straight down, but it was a cliff. A rocky cliff. It seems they've built up the ground to the edge and there are boats there, but you can see some of the rocks down the "hill", but from the air view it's hard to tell that it's down. I can't believe they did that. Someone made a lot of money on that project.
Here's the marina where the cliffs used to lead to just the bay. You can see some of the rocks along the cliff. There were a little more I think. The next one shows what's left of the railroad tracks. There used to be four or five sets of rails at least.
The last one shows where some of the stuff used to be. There were, as I said, at least four or five sets of rails. I didn't draw to scale, I'm sure, and didn't complete the tracks. The pile of stone was that gray stone that lined the ground around the rails. I think maybe there were also beams laying there for track repair, and perhaps some pieces of rail, and of course the spikes. Sometimes we'd climb that pile of stone. Not the coal, though. I'd never hear the end of it from mom. You had to be careful not to get track grease on your sneakers, too.
Dana
Dana
Sure you can...but it might not look the same...or feel the same.
Dana
Years ago, when I worked in the shipping room of garment factories (two different ones), we'd often have the holiday week off...without pay except for Christmas itself, and New Years day. We'd also have a slow season...most people call it summertime. We'd have to call to see if there was work for the day...or they'd call us and tell us to stay home. Often, we'd go in and there would be almost nothing to do. Sometimes they kept us there, and we'd hide in the stock int he back and play cards. Other times, we'd package all the orders there were, and go home at lunch time. We'd actually enjoy and look forward to it, to get out of the hot mill building. Even with those huge windows open, it was still way too hot in those buildings. We, of course, would end up going to open our unemployment claims to get some money for the time not worked. Most of the summer we'd only work one or two days a week.
So, you should count yourself lucky that you get paid for that week. :-)
Dana
so I was trying to make my own rock lady with shaders. Tears hair has more verticies than Genesis 1. :ohh:
:bug: Look out, little girl! Those aren't snowflakes! Those are ninja shuriken! ;-)
Dana
Yeah. Let us all know how that works out. I don't trust those ads.
Dana
And of course, a wide view of that bay area, including the famed Battleship Cove and the Braga Bridge...in case anyone is interested. (probably not)
Dana
this looks kewl http://jobview.monster.com/Private-Investigators-Insurance-Fraud-Investigator-Job-New-York-City-NY-US-116957127.aspx
hmm i haz no surveil experience.
You're really surprised by that? Genesis 1 is really low poly. Not as low as Loretta LoRez, but probably competition. :lol:
Dana
Just hope that the real Santa Barbara has a lower murder rate than the fictionalised Santa Teresa.
....that 's great. Now all we need are a couple lunar explorers in old diving gear.
Is having a poser product in the image a requirement for submitting to the DAZ galleries? Because if not, I'd definitely upload my hallway model [that's unlikely to ever be finished] :)
...after seeing what houses cost back where I grew up compared to here, rent's are probably more affordable as well there. As I recall there is also a renter's credit I was able to claim on my state income tax.
Not the sunniest or warmest place to retire to but certainly a lot more affordable than here or any of the sun belt areas. Unemployment is a bit lower, however Milwaukee's transit system has taken a real beating during the past recession. Madison's is better off however the only major employers there are the State and the University.
Careful with those "work from home" jobs. Some referrals I have received make them sound like your classic "Get Rich Quick" scheme.
I hear you about the lack of spreadsheet & database positions. That is the bulk of my experience as well.
These days they also want you to be the receptionist (ha, fat chance there), multiline phone operator, meeting arranger, event planner, company travel agent, payroll clerk, presentation coordinator (using the one MS programme I don't know), HR assistant, office supply manager, cleanup, and occasionally even delivery/mail person (requiring a drivers licence and car).
On top of all that, I've seen a number of office schlep positions not just requiring a two year certificate/AA or so many years experience (the latter which I have), but a full four year degree.
It's getting out of hand. Wouldn't be surprised if you'll need a degree to work the line at MickyD's someday soon.
there's an enterprise car rental near the bus stop. checked their website, need a 4year degree to work there.
if i hunker down 2014 and concentrate on saving, i could prolly make my semi-retirement move next december.
my new content allowance will be 29 dineros a month, pc fee would come out of that.
no taxi unless the weather is treacherous.
...seems like you'd be doing a lot of stakeouts. Not the safest sounding occupation, especially as they want you to use your car with your plates instead of one of their vehicles.
...hmmm "Military Background is a Plus...". Seems like they expect you to get into confrontations. No thanks.
...seems like you'd be doing a lot of stakeouts. Not the safest sounding occupation, especially as they want you to use your car with your plates instead of one of their vehicles.
...hmmm "Military Background is a Plus...". Seems like they expect you to get into confrontations. No thanks.
oh. i didn't read that far. been watching Psyche episodes all weekend, private investigator sounded interesting.
wonder if working at epcot center needs a degree.
Just hope that the real Santa Barbara has a lower murder rate than the fictionalised Santa Teresa.
or Cabot Cove.
I accidental set the render size too small. Opps. I'm trying to make a fake travel brochure or poster with Daz Studio. I don't remember being in Dekalb Avenue in New York City; but, I took the photo. lol.
edit: I'm going to look for more photos of NYC that I took.
I don't think that's a requirement, no. And that looks great!
...going though the forum reminders this morning discovered that my Cafe at the Edge of Forever work took first place in last month's RRRR Challenge.
Also just uploaded my first piece to the main gallery. We'll see how it fares.
...that looks pretty good.
Yayz for you!
Left you a comment and a thumbs up. :)
RRRR: Free stuff and $10 GC! Sweet!
I am home now. Tomorrow I will be going to the library to be working on my clicking so my eggs can get views.