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Almost 55! can't wait to use my dagger for the 2nd time

i been so busy... had to put my car in the shop.

busy busy busy

I get mine out of the shop today .. thank god.

I hate driving my mom's suv.. while she gets to drive a shiny red 2 door colbalt b/c I'm not old enough for a rental car

This is my last week of being busy I hope, I have 3 more finals one tonight, one tomorow and a fitness one thats online due sunday.

From there out its just work till the 23rd, and I have to register for my next semester of classes but thats a one day affair .. idk when I am doing it yet though

lol. Can't wait till college so I can be driven insane Except I'm probably goin longer than you are for what i wanna do If you plan on having surgery, get it done within 12 years or i might be the one cuttin ya open

What kind of surgen, because I have had several, and may need one in the future (hopefully not)

~ Heart Surgery (Cardiac Ablation)

~ Pins in finger

~ Wisodom teeth (done in hospital b/c of other medical conditions)

~ Possibly need a surgery done to remove a blood clot from my brain, if and only if it bleeds again. (85% chance of paralyzation with this surgery ..)

And ofc I have had several hospital visits in between

This post was edited by lax1989 on Dec 10 2008 01:21pm

From left: Gov. Lynch, Fred Anderson and Bob Watts at the NH Statehouse.

What started as a program to recycle fluorescent light bulbs has turned into a Commendation from New Hampshire Governor John Lynch.

NHEC was nominated for the Commendation by the NH Department of Environmental Services, which worked with the Co-op to open free fluorescent bulb recycling centers in Plymouth at our headquarters and Meredith District offices. Bob Watts, our guy in Facilities, worked with DES to establish the program procedures and guidelines.

The Commendation goes on to recognize the many things NHEC has done recently to support its members, the community, and to support the growth of energy efficiency and renewable energy. A full copy of the Commendation is below. Congratulations to us all!






pretty cool. i just got this email from my dad. he works for new hampshire electrical coop and made a recycle program up and it got a commendation from the NH gov't.

everybody starts as a general surgoen, then moves into a specialty.

What specialty are you leaning towards or are you still undecided since you have a million years of schooling yet

undecided since i got a million years to decide.

So here at AT we have:

Mama who Cooks and Cleans - Eileen

Police Man to be - Bill

Landscaper - Myself

Doctor / Surgeon to be - Will

what else