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![]() I tried to make a new account because I thought I would never remember my password. Thanks for not activating my new account, GT... :| Fortunately I had a brainwave this morning I my password came to me.
How's everybody doing these days? Keeping safe and virus-free I hope? If we are all self-isolating / social distancing / sheltering in place / etc., then why not post a bit!? |
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I have about six different old online accounts I am waiting to miraculously remember the password once again.
Hope all TTT'ers and their families are safe during these unprecedented times. |
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Sorry johnny, I don't get notifications of new users, and with the number of spam accounts registered, I don't even look at them to be honest, but I'm glad you were able to log in!
I've wondered myself how everyone is doing through all of this. How many are sheltered in place, who's working the front lines, etc. Stay safe everybody.
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Yay, replies!
I'm working from home. Some days it's nice, other days my kids drive me so crazy I'd rather be at the office. Company had to find a way to cut costs by 20% across the board so we're only working a four-day week now. That made the budget tighter, but at least I'm still making money. We can get by. How are you doing these days GT? |
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Things are going, I'm "working from home" as well. It just means I get to dispatch myself from my home office rather than the normal office. I install commercial service for the cable company... hospitals/military facilities/local government.. so as long as they still function, I have work.
The grandparents are watching/homeschooling the kids while my wife and I work, no idea what we'd do without them. How many kids and how old johnny? My 2 boys are 8 and 2, fun ages. ![]()
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Two girls, 9 years old and 1 year old, turning 10 and 2 in December. (Two Dec. birthdays just a couple weeks before Christmas is hard on the bank account!)
The little one has been more challenging than her older sister was as a baby, she still doesn't sleep through the night and we are always rather tired... but slowly she is starting to get a bit better. 1-2 is a fun age anyways, she's a real chatterbox and running around causing trouble pretty much constantly... I just wish she'd let us sleep through the night! |
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Damn, that mirrors our experience with our boys. My youngest turned 2 on the 3rd, my oldest turned 8 on New Years Eve. The 2 year old wakes up every 1-2 hours most nights, unfortunately for my wife, she'd never be able to wake me up in the middle of the night, I'm a heavy sleeper. The youngest is full tilt all the time, talking, screaming, running around...my favorite is when he says dump truck..."dumb fuck!".
What are you doing for a living johnny? Jesse, what about you, how's life?
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No wife or children for me at the moment. Probably could have been a possibility with my ex of about 6.5 years if circumstances were a bit different back then. Currently living in southern Maine with a few of my good buddies, and working as a webmaster/digital media lead at an insurance company. As of next month, I'll have been there for about 18 months. We've been working remote for two months now, which has been nice due to extra sleep, extra time at home, and saving money on fuel and lunch.
Just kinda riding this whole thing out until things start to go back to normal. |
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Sorry to hear about the ex Jesse. Unless you immediately felt better off, then good for you. Whichever would've been the right thing to say years ago
![]() We've been getting things done around the house (exterior mainly), roof, deck re-stained, etc. Keeps the economy going. What I haven't done yet is clean up the garage, or my office...
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Nothing to be sorry about. It was a long time ago now. I've lived a few more lives since then.
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Hi! I'm here too!
I've been working the whole time. I'm an IT swiss army knife going on 17 years now for county government. They won't let me work from home for some reason. I have 3 kids, 13/8/6. My wife is a teacher so she's been home with them doing online schooling and everything. It hasn't been bad. Now that summer is here they're just itching to get back to sports and whatnot. Life's pretty decent. We were supposed to breaking ground on a new house this month but shit got all fucked up and now we have to sell our current house first. So that sucks. Just cleaning out the house and trying to get it ready to sell so we can get the new place built before winter. I miss you fuckers!
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