I'm going through the process of applying for jobs. ugh. Cover letters... resumes... I;ve never had to do this before. I got lucky and had a job right out of college that I didnt have to apply for. yea, I'm spoiled, but now I'm creating a resume and cover letter from scratch.

You should be able to find some decent ones online using google. You could probably find a few good ones that match your current role. Just mix and match certain elements you find into a single document. And it never hurts to have friends proofread it when you're done and give you some feedback.

You should be able to find some decent ones online using google. You could probably find a few good ones that match your current role. Just mix and match certain elements you find into a single document. And it never hurts to have friends proofread it when you're done and give you some feedback.

My wife is my copy editor. So, she's basically writing the cover letter for me. lol Thanks for the idea though, i did find a nice template that I like

 

If I have have to send out some sort of an official letter or email, it goes through my wife first. she cleans it up, and away it goes.

Edited October 22, 201015 yr by Athomeboy_2000

Back in the states, heading home from my Galapagos adventures. What an unbelievable place!

 

Glad to see y'all didn't wreck the joint while I was gone.

Back in the states, heading home from my Galapagos adventures. What an unbelievable place!

 

Glad to see y'all didn't wreck the joint while I was gone.

 

 

I'd like to hear about your trip if you get some time.

I'd like to hear about your trip if you get some time.

 

I'll be more than happy to oblige you. I think I'll start a trip photo thread in a day or two once I've had a chance to catch my breath.

I'd like to hear about your trip if you get some time.

 

I'll be more than happy to oblige you. I think I'll start a trip photo thread in a day or two once I've had a chance to catch my breath.

I'll be more than happy to oblige you. I think I'll start a trip photo thread in a day or two once I've had a chance to catch my breath.

 

That would be awesome. I couldn't imagine what you saw and would like to learn more about that place - you might quite possibly could be the best tour guide of anyone.

 

WEEEEE!! We get a documentary from Flaxx! I'm actually kind of fired up for this one...

 

That would be awesome. I couldn't imagine what you saw and would like to learn more about that place - you might quite possibly could be the best tour guide of anyone.

 

WEEEEE!! We get a documentary from Flaxx! I'm actually kind of fired up for this one...

 

 

Me as well. I would love to visit the Galapagos one day so info/pics of your trip would be very cool.

There was a Back to the Future marathon on G4 yesterday, and I learned a few things:

• I am only 5 more years away from being able to hover convert my car!!
• The Cubs only have to wait 5 more years to win the World Series
• Faxing will be very popular in 2015
• Our house will have a network of Dot-Matrix printers

Edited October 25, 201015 yr by Athomeboy_2000

Back in the states, heading home from my Galapagos adventures. What an unbelievable place!

 

Glad to see y'all didn't wreck the joint while I was gone.

 

How was the turtle soup?

Were there dragons out there, Flaxx?

There might not be anything worse than having puking kids, while puking in between cleaning up the kids puke.

 

Let's just say this weekend was a wasted weekend.

There might not be anything worse than having puking kids, while puking in between cleaning up the kids puke.

 

Let's just say this weekend was a wasted weekend.

 

I believe I understand the reasoning behind the puking.

Were there dragons out there, Flaxx?

 

Indeed there were dragons. Both land and sea variety.

 

Here's the land variety from North Seymour in the central islands.

Edited October 25, 201015 yr by FlaSoxxJim

How was the turtle soup?

 

Let's just say I couldn't find a bowl big enough to find out.

 

Let's just say I couldn't find a bowl big enough to find out.

Dang, that turtle is huge. I can only imagine the awesome stuff you saw there.

Let's just say I couldn't find a bowl big enough to find out.

Indeed there were dragons. Both land and sea variety.

 

Here's the land variety from North Seymour in the central islands.

 

Follow-up question: Do they indeed breathe fire?

The marine iguanas that are there snort out excess salt. I just happened to watch a BBC documentary on Galapagos a couple of days ago. It was pretty sweet. Going there would be one of my dreams, to walk in the islands that contributed so much to biology and our understanding of life.

Edited October 26, 201015 yr by NIUSox

The marine iguanas that are there snort out excess salt. I just happened to watch a BBC documentary on Galapagos a couple of days ago. It was pretty sweet. Going there would be one of my dreams, to walk in the islands that contributed so much to biology and our understanding of life.

 

I caught some excellent up-close video of the marine iguanas snorting their briny snot. I'll get it up on YouTube over the next couple days/weeks and post a link.

This may have already been posted on here somewhere else, but this is too funny...

 

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It's Metallica meets Journey. Don't Stop the Sandman.

 

The starter in my car died today. This sucks.

The starter in my car died today. This sucks.

 

Call the local junk yards and auto salvage places. I had a dead starter on my 2001 Saturn replaced with a salvaged starter for 1/4 the cost of a new unit.

Call the local junk yards and auto salvage places. I had a dead starter on my 2001 Saturn replaced with a salvaged starter for 1/4 the cost of a new unit.

Eh, it's a 1996. I'd rather just have a new or rebuilt one to save the hassle in the future.

The starter in my car died today. This sucks.

I think my friend's did too today. And we're supposed to be driving to South Bend tomorrow so I hope it gets fully fixed.