Yesterday was quite humbling for me....
After I picked up the 5 boxes of 9mm shells, I then went to the College for my scheduled meeting.
While waiting for my contact, I saw Dr. Havill who taught the Psychology Course that caused me to change my Major and ultimately my life. I also saw Dr. Cook who is the Chair of the Psychology Department. I had a pleasant chat with both.
I then had my meeting with Dr. Redding and once she pulled up my Academic records, she looked at me and said,
"I guess we'll be seeing you this Spring Semester!"
So now all I have to do is take care of the paperwork for admissions and the forms for Scholarships.
My Bachelor's Degree will be, "Human Services."
Feeling on top of the world, I went to work.
I was told to report to Shannon's Office. When I got to his office, he handed me an envelope. I opened it and this was inside:



A card signed by all of the Managers, the President and Vice President of the company and a "Challenge" type coin.
I REALLY LOVE MY JOB!
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Just finished with lawn chores, but about 30 minutes before I finished, I sold my truck to a guy that I had talked to earlier in the week. He had driven to the house with 2 other guys and they were Hispanic. I know enough Spanish to have successfully negotiated the sale.

Here's the brief exchange we had...
"Te daré $ 700. Yo dije:" No. $ 800. Dijo $ 750. Dije que no. Adiós, mi amigo. Regresa con $ 800 y es tuyo.
Yo quería $ 1000 pero venderé ahora por $ 800 "
Every time that he said, "Setecientos," I said, "No. Ochocientos!"
He then pulled out the other $100 from his pocket.
You can't play Scotty, Dig?
Now I have enough to buy a new wheel and some ammo!
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Landlord is off racing this weekend in South Carolina so I won't go shooting until maybe next weekend.
Guess I better get started on that paperwork for School!
Hope all are well.
God Bless all Veterans, active Service members and God Bless America!
Scott