Working on the Dayshift
I'm currently watching two printers print their little hearts and newsletters out in my aunt's basement. There sure are more then 300 Physician's Assistants in South Dakota, and about 15% of them have no email, so we have to make 370 copies of a 12-page letter outlining a language-simplification change in the law governing their practice. That's just over 4,400 sheet of paper to be printed, stapled, then placed into precise ordered envelopes for bulk mailing by 5 o'clock today.
Sadly, it's either this, installing a furnace, or residing the house as my options of work today. Tomorrow I work at my other aunt's store because the town's going crazy for days. Supersales glore in the downtown area. Why can't South Dakota be a little closer to somewhere where things besides work happen?
Sadly, it's either this, installing a furnace, or residing the house as my options of work today. Tomorrow I work at my other aunt's store because the town's going crazy for days. Supersales glore in the downtown area. Why can't South Dakota be a little closer to somewhere where things besides work happen?