MANDATORY Meeting for food rule changes

We don't have any Ford drivers in the office, and we are going to the 12-4-08 meeting at the Engine plant. Can someone pick us up? There are three of us and we all shower daily ;)

The only Ford we have is one of the guys has an old 88 Escort. Fitting the 7 of us in there might be tricky---I do not want to be involved in any lap sitting :no:
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:lol: I'll have to see if Jeff will let me drive his truck that day. We can fit everyone in the bed, it might be a little chilly though! Actually I was planing on being on vacation that week, so I'm not sure when I'm going.

There is no such thing as a MANDATORY meeting. Vacation is important. Take it. I am sure you are a professional, and will be able to catch up on the missed items. ODH has no way of enforcing that. I found it to be a little condescending and rude.

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:yeah that:

ODH is doing the best that they can in extremely trying times. They have had to weather budget cuts, employees not being replaced and it has put a tremendous burden on the loyal leftovers, let's give them a break people.

Now ODA and engineering on the other hand............................ :tape:

I think someone stole San2's password. :P

:lol: Now that's FUNNY. :hi5:

This has been one great Monday so far. I haven't stopped laughing since I walked in. I think we should institute Monday as "Funday" What a nice way to start the week!!

Just sharing to love man. :wub:

I am just delirious from lack of sleep. The baby was up at 9, 12:30, 1:30, and 3:30. Isn't 16 months long enough time to learn to SLEEP THROUGH THE NIGHT?????????????? :dunno: :whiteflag:

For over a year and a half my wife and I had to take turns every night with my son. He had something wrong with him that would cause him to cry most of the nigh, every night. We would have to rock or walk him all night long and each took shifts. I got about 4 hours of sleep a night for over a year until he just grew out of the problem

Even today I break out in a cold sweat every time I hear an infant even whimper.

Oh she usually doesn't cry, she just yells HI MOMMY HI JO JO (her sister, that shares her room ) So she wakes up Josie, the 4 yr. old, who then comes to wake me up cause Baileigh woke her up. Josie ends up sleeping on the couch most nights cause the baby will not be quiet :doh:

any day out of the office is a nice one :blink:

I never truly appreciated sleep until I had a child. 2.5 yrs later and still not consistently sleeping throught the night (better though)!