It was “Grandparent’s Day” at the grandkid’s school today. So we went to the school with Happy Meals in hand and had lunch with the three oldest. They thought that was pretty cool. I thought that the chairs in the lunchroom table were too low. Afterwards, we treated them to a book at the “book fair”, and then took Max home to spend some time at Grandma and Poppa’s house (that’s us).<\/p>\n
I had an good job interview today for an interesting position. The interviewer was a fellow geek. We talked a bit about my experience in network systems (I have a lot of it from the 23 years with the previous employer). It ended on a quite positive note. We’ll see how this one turns out.<\/p>\n
Then over to the Social Security office to get a replacement SS card. Only had to wait 1\/2 hour, and then was done. A stop at the local music store to return a banjo instruction book. I bought it in CA on the last trip, but it was for a five-string banjo, and mine only has four strings. Apparently, there’s a difference in how you play the two types. They didn’t have a four-string book, so I’ll have to dig around the innertubes for one.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It was “Grandparent’s Day” at the grandkid’s school today. So we went to the school with Happy Meals in hand and had lunch with the three oldest. They thought that was pretty cool. I thought that the chairs in the lunchroom table were too low. Afterwards, we treated them to a book at the “book fair”, and then took Max home to spend some time at Grandma and Poppa’s house (that’s us).<\/p>\n
I had an good job interview today for an interesting position.<\/p>\n