A Bell for Number 26

Today was my first day working as a volunteer at the East Troy Trolley Museum. I was put right to work installing a bell on Number 26. It was a great FUN!

You MUST Transfer!

Awoke this morning 30 minutes before my alarm was set to go off. Besides my normally stiff neck and dull headache, I feel a lot better then I did yesterday.

Had time to eat some cereal for breakfast and run to the Lakeside BP for some coffee. I really love that Farmer Brothers' Rush coffee. It has more then the normal amount of caffeine that you would find in a cup of coffee, which really helps overcome that dull headache. A cup of Rush, two Excedrin , three ibruprofen, and I should be as "right as rain".

Logged into my work station this morning and handled three calls and then had to meet in the conference room to discuss changes in how we handle transfers that is also going to restrict our interaction and ability to present our services. It's times like this I really miss working for Gary at Sprint. Gary always gave us room and flexibility to do what it took to get our message out and rewarded us for aggressivenes.

I really would like to be doing something technical.

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Dani, Barak, and I went to the East Troy Trolley Museum today and started a family membership. Now we can go and ride the Trains anytime we want to. I took this video while we rode one of the trolleys.