I am used to having my boots full at this mid-point in the summer field season. Work was slow at the beginning of the season with the entire company anticipating it picking up after BC's provincial election in May. Rather, the workload stayed constant and then declined.
I've been filling my time walking dogs, playing with our new foster cat, baking bread, planning a winter trip and applying for temporary work like a boss.
Unable to find something suitable in town or even in province, I am headed back to Alberta tomorrow for an expedited training session then up to the Alberta and BC Peace to finish out my field season in the lucrative herbicide industry.
My mother maintains I'll enjoy it. While I disagree, I know it'll fill the thirsty bank account.
I've been filling my time walking dogs, playing with our new foster cat, baking bread, planning a winter trip and applying for temporary work like a boss.
Unable to find something suitable in town or even in province, I am headed back to Alberta tomorrow for an expedited training session then up to the Alberta and BC Peace to finish out my field season in the lucrative herbicide industry.
My mother maintains I'll enjoy it. While I disagree, I know it'll fill the thirsty bank account.
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