Morning Shaun.

 

Morning Pat. How are you today?

 

Not too bad, what's going on out east today?

 

Hoping for a slower day today. Was busy the last 2 days. Saturday was the worst of the last 2 days. Nothing like dumping 2 nine story towers at 0815. And it went downhill from there.

 

Sounds like fun....NOT! Had a pretty quiet weekend. At least the white crap is melting away.

 

It sure wasnt Pat. So far it looks like today is going to start out slower.

 

I'm out of here at 10:30, so, I'll only have to endure half of Monday.

 

Wish I could go home at 1030. Maybe I could play sick...................I have enough sick time. I maxed out on my sick time. They only let us have 6 months of sick time.

 

I have over a 1000 hours of full pay sick time, another 800 of half pay. And, after you use some, you can get it all back, if you go 18 weeks without using any.

 

Once I max out I cant earn anymore until I use some. But I earn sick and vacation time at the rate of 6.15 hours per pay period.

 

I get 4 weeks of vacation a year right now, and 4 floating holidays. Once I hit 20 years (2 1/2 years from now), I'll get an extra vacation day tacked on every year.

 

I'm down to 0 sick days, 0 vacation days, 0 work days, 100% slacking days if so desired.

 

I get 4 weeks of vacation time, 3 personal days, typically a minimum of 15 delayed holidays ( usually about 18 Depends on when holidays fall on the calendar.), and 6 months of sick time. This year I have a total of 17 delayed holidays. I also get one summer floating holiday which can only be used between Memorial day and labor day.

 

Good morning 'Braska...and...wandering truckers!!! No sick days on my calendar either...just vacation days!!! MA Natures roller coaster continues...had a tornado touch down a few towns away on Saturday night. Fortunately...no injuries...just million$ in property damage.

 

Morning Ken! Man, Tornado out there? In February? That's nuts! I'm just glad the white crap is melting here. Temps in the upper 40's/ 50's for the next week.