The only downside if Gary gets this job is that we'd move around probably every few months for the 18 month training period, and Gary would be on call day and night and would probably work a 50hr week or so. Anyone who knows me knows that I have no problem moving around (in fact living in the same place for even 2 years is very, very hard for me) but we have no idea how that will effect Peri. Gary will probably have a hard time with it too, and think of all the packing and unpacking we'll have to do! We'll be pros by the end though. The 50hr week will mean less time at home with his family, but we'll just have to spend a lot of quality time together when he is home.
That's still an "if" scenario, though, and right now we're content to hope that this might be just what our family needs. Hopefully the good ju-jus keep rolling in!
Now just for fun, gratuitous family pictures!
The whole family! I have to work on putting everyone in a spot where we all get enough light on our faces. |
These two are so cute together! |
Peri loves the feel of Daddy's stubble : P |
That's all for now folks! Good Night!
Congrats on the interview!! I think we are going to be in Portland in 2 weeks also, Chris has an interview on the 10th, and I am tagging along to see the area. After the initial training period would the moving around and hours decrease?
ReplyDeleteI think the moving would slow down, but as for hours, I think business hours for the railroad are "all the live-long day"- Gary
ReplyDeleteChris said his Grandpa worked for the Union Pacific Railroad as an electrician and loved it, he had great benefits, and a great retirement.
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's pretty much what we've seen too. It would be a really great thing if Gary got this job, but for right now it's still quite a long shot. My Grandpa used to work for the railroad too!
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