I’ve started and reworked this post quite a few times over the past few days, and I doubt I’ll ever be happy with it, so I’m going to go with this revision and be done with it. As many of you might be aware, I was granted a reader position in the Golden Oaks Library Revival club here on the forums. I consider this a high honor, and a duty that I will not take lightly. I never expected to be granted any type of staff position here, so being accepted was a complete surprise to me. I’d like to p
Oh my, another few months, another blog entry. It’s like it’s becoming a habit or something. I sit and think about what I want to write about and then immediately scrap the idea because no one really cares (so says my mind). The big thing I wanted to talk about is my return to the world of management, through a series of events that even had me scratching my head trying to figure out exactly what in the blue blazes was going on and how did I get to this point again?
In 2020 I was tasked
As 2024 thankfully draws to a close, and with good hopes for the coming year, I wanted to give a brief (as brief as I can be anyway) life update, and possibly explain why I keep popping in and out of here at odd intervals. It won't be a fun story, but I can only hope it will serve as some form of an explanation into the inner workings of this freight-haulin' little pony (as I've chosen to represent myself on this forum).
First, a little bit about myself in general: I don't have much luck w
The only thing that I dislike about holidays in general is the way they muck up my schedule. This current one will be no exception.
Now, normally, because the holiday falls on a Monday, I would not have to run Sunday night, instead running Monday night and finishing out the week. I am not in the mood to deal with the returning vacationers on Monday night, so I had thought I could do my run during the day Sunday and then have the whole holiday to be at home. Up until this morning, that w
