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Storm, He's doing everything from helping move tons of live catfish from one breeding area to other locations in Texas, to monitoring the size of fresh water mussels as a biologists' project to determine how to raise them, to repair work on a dam on the site where he is employed. He is slated to get trained and certified by the government as a heavy equipment operator so he can help with backhoes and bulldozers on small construction jobs. And he's slowly angling into work as a Government Archaeologist which is closer to his training at U of Kentucky -- Cultural Resource Management.Good morning everyone
We're having our annual Christmas party with our "kids". My wife's great nephews actually. We don't have kids and have been very close with this group of 4 boys. We've done this annually (plus one in the summer) for about 25 years now. Kids are 21-27 now with wives/finances, girlfriend and one child (the one we babysit every week). As some of these boys grew to teenagers and they said they may not come this time I would have to call/text them and remind them how important this was to their Auntie. It didn't always work, but this time they are all attending without prompting.
Tomorrow church and doing our own thing here then Christmas back to the madhouse at Mom & Dad's.
@MdWIldcat55 I know your son is working fisheries or a fish hatchery. What is he actually doing though? I'd be interested in knowing.
I hope everyone has a great day.
Go Bengals
Storm, He's doing everything from helping move tons of live catfish from one breeding area to other locations in Texas, to monitoring the size of fresh water mussels as a biologists' project to determine how to raise them, to repair work on a dam on the site where he is employed. He is slated to get trained and certified by the government as a heavy equipment operator so he can help with backhoes and bulldozers on small construction jobs. And he's slowly angling into work as a Government Archaeologist which is closer to his training at U of Kentucky -- Cultural Resource Management.
I took him around the small town where I grew up in Northern Kentucky last year, and we looked over 4-5 relic sites I'd found as a kid hunting arrowheads (still a hobby of mine.) From that, and from some of my finds, he wrote a paper called "10,000 years of Habitation in One Square mile of Northern Kentucky." He did a good job placing people from the Paleo period through the Woodland period on those sites through relic identification.
I know that's a lot more than you wanted to read but it gives a sense of his orientations.
Thanks. Arrowheads....another thing I have in common with someone here. I use to find some growing up on farm land in central KY. However, my wife (and her father) are really the ones that have a collection. Maybe a pic later.Storm, He's doing everything from helping move tons of live catfish from one breeding area to other locations in Texas, to monitoring the size of fresh water mussels as a biologists' project to determine how to raise them, to repair work on a dam on the site where he is employed. He is slated to get trained and certified by the government as a heavy equipment operator so he can help with backhoes and bulldozers on small construction jobs. And he's slowly angling into work as a Government Archaeologist which is closer to his training at U of Kentucky -- Cultural Resource Management.
I took him around the small town where I grew up in Northern Kentucky last year, and we looked over 4-5 relic sites I'd found as a kid hunting arrowheads (still a hobby of mine.) From that, and from some of my finds, he wrote a paper called "10,000 years of Habitation in One Square mile of Northern Kentucky." He did a good job placing people from the Paleo period through the Woodland period on those sites through relic identification.
I know that's a lot more than you wanted to read but it gives a sense of his orientations.
Thanks BB and Storm. Glad to see my son finding a path that seems to suit him and that makes him happy.Thanks. Arrowheads....another thing I have in common with someone here. I use to find some growing up on farm land in central KY. However, my wife (and her father) are really the ones that have a collection. Maybe a pic later.
Good luck to your son. I loved working with Dept. of Fish and Wildlife. The "other" things other than my main job is what really set it apart from any other job.
Could I get a copy of his paper on "10,000 years of Habitation in One Square mile of Northern Kentucky."? That is right up my alley.Storm, He's doing everything from helping move tons of live catfish from one breeding area to other locations in Texas, to monitoring the size of fresh water mussels as a biologists' project to determine how to raise them, to repair work on a dam on the site where he is employed. He is slated to get trained and certified by the government as a heavy equipment operator so he can help with backhoes and bulldozers on small construction jobs. And he's slowly angling into work as a Government Archaeologist which is closer to his training at U of Kentucky -- Cultural Resource Management.
I took him around the small town where I grew up in Northern Kentucky last year, and we looked over 4-5 relic sites I'd found as a kid hunting arrowheads (still a hobby of mine.) From that, and from some of my finds, he wrote a paper called "10,000 years of Habitation in One Square mile of Northern Kentucky." He did a good job placing people from the Paleo period through the Woodland period on those sites through relic identification.
I know that's a lot more than you wanted to read but it gives a sense of his orientations.
Thanks.Merry Christmas Eve folks.
Bert, thanks for posting those points. Those are nice personal finds. Let me see if my son has that paper in a format I can share. I'd be glad to shoot you a copy if so.
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When my kids was young, I would slip down to my parents house and call home disgusting my voice as Santa Claus, maybe late 70's, then I had to do it for my friends kids, so now all there's years I am still calling kids, now it's my grandchildren. One of them is catching on, last year he said, hey you sound like my Stepaw. LolMan,
Here is one for the record books... Ole BBUK himself, the FIRST time in his life will play the part of Santa Claus this evening for my granddaughter and whoever I pass on the streets....
Yeah,
Dashing down the road in a wrecked up Mazda 3, over to their house I go, to play the part St. Nick....
My oldest bought the full suit... yeah, I will send a pic or two................tomorrow IF the Lord doesn't take me home.... The things I do for my children....
Heading to church in a few minutes... God Bless..
When my kids was young, I would slip down to my parents house and call home disgusting my voice as Santa Claus, maybe late 70's, then I had to do it for my friends kids, so now all there's years I am still calling kids, now it's my grandchildren. One of them is catching on, last year he said, hey you sound like my Stepaw. Lol
Santa needs a few snacks........or maybe another cheddar biscuit every day....... 😉Merry Christmas D-League....
Santa Claus is coming...
Papa's Baby....
(She was scared and did not know it was me. She is tough though and liked her present...)
Jesus is the reason for the season..... Love each other and God's peace to all of you...
Santa needs a few snacks........or maybe another cheddar biscuit every day....... 😉