I use to know a few people that were stationed there back in the 80's when I was active duty,but they moved on since then.
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I use to know a few people that were stationed there back in the 80's when I was active duty,but they moved on since then.
oh, thought you were active now.
so CoS for work?
i gotta itchy trigger finger cant wait till 7jul12 gonna go have some fun[AR15]
Lol-I get that a lot still[Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by yankeefan98121
Well, moving for various reasons-one being my wifes health,recovering from thyroid cancer.The humidity here in NY kills her throat.
The main reason is were just sick of the extreme high cost of living and lack of pay increases to deal with it.
ahh i see
hope the tc is in remission now...
well hope things work out for ya in cos, do you both have jobs lined up already there?
Where do you plan on going?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacman89
Sofar it's been in remissionQuote:
Originally Posted by yankeefan98121
No jobs as of yet-I'm an auto tech and I know theres allways somebody looking for a good a tech.
My wife plans on going to school to be a machinist.She has prior experience working at a foundry allready,just helps to have it on paper.
thats great to hear, I have 3 aunts come down with the bc (breast cancer) 2 didn't make it. Very tough road, sounds like your wife is a very strong gal, good for her!Quote:
Originally Posted by zteknik
That's great to hear! It's nice to have the permission slip saying you can do something, though some employers nowadays do look at ability just as heavily
Yup,so the whole move looks rather promising.
Better oportunities all the way around.
gl with the move.
The drive doesn't seem like it would be fun though