Glove Malfunction
Ference is my binky
Lou told me that Lonnie's ambidextrous too, though I'm not sure how he knows...I'm ambitextrous. Does that count?
Lou told me that Lonnie's ambidextrous too, though I'm not sure how he knows...I'm ambitextrous. Does that count?
Just in high school?So is Lou. In fact, it doubled his social life back in high school...
Just in high school?
So you're saying you're better?Yes, even his hands found someone better...
Lou told me that Lonnie's ambidextrous too, though I'm not sure how he knows...
I'm exactly the same. Nuns wouldn't let us use left hand, being the devils hand and all. I'm a lefty in most things but write and throw righty. I also had a couple right shoulder surgeries that I blame the nuns for because I wasn't throwing with my natural hand. I could have been the next Tony Fossas.When I first was learning how to write I used my left hand. However my teacher made me switch to right handed. Fortunately I had zero problem using that hand instead. I write throw and shoot right. I bat, swing and kick left.
Being able to use either hand came in handy when I had my right shoulder operated on, I didn't struggle the way so many people do when they can't use their dominant hand to complete tasks.
Nobody made me switch hands, but I learned to do some things righty out of necessity. I was a grocery store cashier in high school, and all the registers were set up so that you could scan with the left hand and do the register stuff with your right hand.When I first was learning how to write I used my left hand. However my teacher made me switch to right handed. Fortunately I had zero problem using that hand instead. I write throw and shoot right. I bat, swing and kick left.
Being able to use either hand came in handy when I had my right shoulder operated on, I didn't struggle the way so many people do when they can't use their dominant hand to complete tasks.
I was just a kid when erasable pens hit the market. Being young and naive, I thought they had invented a special eraser that could erase ink.
But being a lefty, I soon discovered it was the ink that was erasable. What an absolute mess that was - definitely invented by a righty!
I answer the phone police department fraud division how can I help youAnyone else getting a bunch of calls about your house ?
I got 2 within a minute from New York and Medford
I got two at work last week
When you politely tell them to **** off they start with probing questions
I start nice but once that happens I control the narrative and start asking questions
Really annoying
A better way is to answer “Hi is John there?”I answer the phone police department fraud division how can I help you
A better way is to answer “Hi is John there?”
Then stick to your guns that you called them looking for John.
Nobody made me switch hands, but I learned to do some things righty out of necessity. I was a grocery store cashier in high school, and all the registers were set up so that you could scan with the left hand and do the register stuff with your right hand.
These things were evil. And discriminatory. And uncomfortable.
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Lou told me that Lonnie's ambidextrous too, though I'm not sure how he knows...
I was just a kid when erasable pens hit the market. Being young and naive, I thought they had invented a special eraser that could erase ink.
But being a lefty, I soon discovered it was the ink that was erasable. What an absolute mess that was - definitely invented by a righty!
I travel (almost) weekly in my job Scott, and although travelling never bothered me at all, regular travel does take some getting used to. But you do get used to it. Unfortunately, the more you travel, the more often you are affected by delays, the occasional cancellation, and all the things that go with it. Of course, I get paid more because I am willing to take my experience to where it's needed, but the benefits stink and there's certainly no pension. But it does allow me to pick up and move if I want (I hope for the last time!). I did consider consulting 7 or 8 years back and decided I didn't want to miss a bunch of my kids' events, so I didn't get into it then. Then the time was right, and I made the leap. Not sure how regular your travel will be - once a month is different from every week. And of course, more HF time is an added perk!Waiting to hear about a new job that might give me some more HF time. the last 4 years here have really limited my time. Only issue with new job is there will be travel involved and I have never been a big traveler. Think I nailed the interview so now its just a waiting game to see if they give me an offer and hope the money is right. I know it will be a pay cut but just can't be to much of one. Willing to take a pay cut because the benefits are better and the job offers a pension.
and now I wait
I travel (almost) weekly in my job Scott, and although travelling never bothered me at all, regular travel does take some getting used to. But you do get used to it. Unfortunately, the more you travel, the more often you are affected by delays, the occasional cancellation, and all the things that go with it. Of course, I get paid more because I am willing to take my experience to where it's needed, but the benefits stink and there's certainly no pension. But it does allow me to pick up and move if I want (I hope for the last time!). I did consider consulting 7 or 8 years back and decided I didn't want to miss a bunch of my kids' events, so I didn't get into it then. Then the time was right, and I made the leap. Not sure how regular your travel will be - once a month is different from every week. And of course, more HF time is an added perk!
Best of luck with the job, if it's something you really want. like I said, you get used to the travel, and get better at it. If all the other things of the job are better, then I hope you get it!
I travel (almost) weekly in my job Scott, and although travelling never bothered me at all, regular travel does take some getting used to. But you do get used to it. Unfortunately, the more you travel, the more often you are affected by delays, the occasional cancellation, and all the things that go with it. Of course, I get paid more because I am willing to take my experience to where it's needed, but the benefits stink and there's certainly no pension. But it does allow me to pick up and move if I want (I hope for the last time!). I did consider consulting 7 or 8 years back and decided I didn't want to miss a bunch of my kids' events, so I didn't get into it then. Then the time was right, and I made the leap. Not sure how regular your travel will be - once a month is different from every week. And of course, more HF time is an added perk!
Best of luck with the job, if it's something you really want. like I said, you get used to the travel, and get better at it. If all the other things of the job are better, then I hope you get it!