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03-25-2009, 11:12 PM
A. Usually once the company starts hiring they will have a small building nearby where you can fill out applications. Best way is to wait for a sign saying hiring or perhaps e-mail the company.
Q. Answer to previous question and restate. Greek by nationality?
Q. Answer to previous question and restate. Greek by nationality?
03-26-2009, 11:20 AM
well I was hoping that Sweetie would field this question since she knows wine and I don't but...
A. box of Franzia, some starfruit, a bit of baked Brie surrounded by pastry, some good ole triscuts, and a nice french baguette
Q. When applying for a job, if the physical location is currently 100+ miles away, do you think it would be acceptable to email them and ask for a job, or should I make the journey to ask them in person?
(and yes, I know that being there in person gives more of a connection, but It's a bit of a drive to go there right now and I don't have my car here, so I'd have to borrow my housemates)
A. box of Franzia, some starfruit, a bit of baked Brie surrounded by pastry, some good ole triscuts, and a nice french baguette
Q. When applying for a job, if the physical location is currently 100+ miles away, do you think it would be acceptable to email them and ask for a job, or should I make the journey to ask them in person?
(and yes, I know that being there in person gives more of a connection, but It's a bit of a drive to go there right now and I don't have my car here, so I'd have to borrow my housemates)
03-26-2009, 12:28 PM
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A: yes...after you finally wake up.
Q: are the spring trees blooming in you're neighborhood? (i love spring)
oh cab....you kill me!!
but i love the baked brie suggestion....just it's kinda hard to take that on a picnic, how about regular brie. that's good too.
the box wine?? shame on you.
for wine, just depends on your price and what you like. i like reds best so i'd choose a pinot noir.
Q: are the spring trees blooming in you're neighborhood? (i love spring)
but i love the baked brie suggestion....just it's kinda hard to take that on a picnic, how about regular brie. that's good too.
the box wine?? shame on you.
for wine, just depends on your price and what you like. i like reds best so i'd choose a pinot noir.
03-26-2009, 01:12 PM
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A: Yes i do....except for the bradford pear trees. they have pretty white blooms, but after a few days, they start to smell really bad. the subdivision entrance is lined on both sides and you can really smell it there. lasts for about a week.
Q: do you seem to get more energy in spring, too?
ya know...a "spring" in your step?
are you randomly skipping and whistlint happy tunes?
Q: do you seem to get more energy in spring, too?
ya know...a "spring" in your step?
are you randomly skipping and whistlint happy tunes?
