Hi Nancy,

 NB>  RH>>> You never know, unless you're part of corporate headquarters.
 NB> (G)  NB>>> Exactly... :)
 NB>  RH>> Of which, neither of us are. (G)
 NB>  NB>> True enough...  ;)

 RH> Not yet, anyways.

 NB> Nor likely to be, actually...  :)

Barring a minor miracle or two...........

 NB>  NB>>> I think she merely slaked the thirst by getting stuff while she
 NB>  NB>>> was still in range and could... some things don't mail well...
 NB> ;)  RH>> Depends on what she got. (G)
 NB>  NB>> Or what she was craving.... :)

 RH> And couldn't get at home...............

 NB> Pretty much...  :)

As we do by hitting up Olindo's, getting Hartley's potato chips in PA,
etc.

 NB>  NB>>> Still can't go totally overboard... ;)
 NB>  RH>> No, we can only tow a certain weight so we have to keep that in
 NB> mind.  NB>> And even light stuff, one can only fit just so much in...
 NB> ;)

 RH> Yes, we brought an empty cooler................

 NB> Did it go home full...?  ;)

No, we only used it a few times to transport boughten stuff back to the
camper. It went home empty.

 NB>  NB>> whatever.... When I go in for procedures, I'm usually asked if
 NB> I'm  NB>> a nurse, since I sound knowledgeable, and can rattle off my
 NB> meds
 NB>  NB>> (and allergies) without a falter...  If I was physically up to
 NB> it,  NB>> it would indeed be something I might really consider, even
 NB> at my
 NB>  NB>> age...  But, as I'm not up to the lifting or the standing etc.,
 NB>  NB>> it's not going to happen...  :)

 RH> So look into what you can do with your experience, education, etc. You
 RH> might have a good part of the training done already, just in OJT.

 NB> Most likely, I'll just end up doing more of the same. if at all...  :)

As long as you enjoy it. Same as me and running a sewing machine. (G)

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