Working with Mark

There really isn’t enough work for two people in the office these days, so this morning Rose asked if I’d like to help Mark with cleaning the bathrooms and the laundry rooms.  I jumped at the chance to work with him.  We got everything cleaned, including over at the gas station that’s affiliated with our park, before time for me to cover my co-worker’s lunch.  Continue reading

Bragging rights

Today was a very busy day and I was alone a good part of it.  I didn’t do too badly, and I actually sold a Good Sam membership!  Until today, I was the only one who hadn’t.  So I’m kind of proud of myself.  But not nearly as proud as I am of my nephew, Nate, who is a junior in high school.  Here is a report I got from my sister last night: Continue reading

Still getting in gear

This morning when I first arrived in the office there was a flurry of activity.  People were buying gifts before checking out.  One couple bought nine Ulu knives, the traditional knives that were used by the tribes who lived in the north.  Interestingly, the first time I had seen such a knife was at a Subway sandwich shop in Whitehorse when they used it for chopping salads.  It has a curved blade with a wooden handle at the top. Continue reading