Yesterday around noon, I took Ty a Z-pak at work. By the time he came home, he wasn’t doing well. As bad as he felt, he kept saying, “no matter what, I’m going to the game”! He had some homemade chicken soup Lori made and is sleeping still now at 7:30am. He’s off today, and will stay home tomorrow, unless he’s better, to heal up before the game. Hope he turns the corner today or tomorrow at the latest. Lots of people have been down for a week or more, if they have the flu. Hope it’s not that. Lori and I are washing our hands and staying as far away from him as possible.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I’m interviewing people these days. We had a really good call yesterday with executives from another potential partner company that controls 70% or more of Idaho. Lots of good stuff going on at work. I need to go to Italy but will probably wait until right after Easter the second week of April. That’ll be here in no time, like ten weeks. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Our new cleaners come today. They do windows, doors, floors and everything so much better than our old ones. They’re worth every dollar. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Looks a little colder now for the game, around 44 degrees at kickoff and maybe in the 20’s by the end of the game. Coats, gloves and hats will be on the menu. We’re in the shade by halftime so that makes it even cooler. Bring it on, let’s Go Broncos! <\/p>\n\n\n\n
I need to head to the gym. My first call is with a girl I’ve known through business for at least ten, maybe 15 years. She and her husband moved to Whitefish and I’d love to hire her. I think she wants the job too. People of her caliber run about $180k to $200k a year. She’s a good girl, (lady) who I have history with, which holds a lot of weight with me. You can’t afford to swing and miss these days, on any new employee. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Great Nuggets win. We’re in second place and like 6 and 3 without our MVP who’s been hurt for a few weeks. Time to get moving, have a great day, God Bless.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yesterday around noon, I took Ty a Z-pak at work. By the time he came home, he wasn’t doing well. As bad as he felt, he kept saying, “no matter what, I’m going to the game”! He had some homemade … Continue reading