Bemis retiring after 30 years at Carlsbad Caverns N.P.
By Valerie Cranston
Current-Argus Staff Writer
Posted: 08/01/2009 09:17:09 PM MDT
CARLSBAD — Tom "Boomer" Bemis is retiring from the Carlsbad Caverns
National Park while he's still having fun. His retirement roasting party is s
Does anyone have a good shot of Geoff riding the mechanical bull. I'd love a
copy. Thanks
texascavers Digest 2 Aug 2009 19:56:22 - Issue 817
Topics (messages 11583 through 11600):
Re: ICS related
11583 by: vivbone.att.net
11584 by: Denise P
11590 by: Charles Goldsmith
11594 by: Linda Palit
11597 by: Nancy Weaver
11599 by: Don Arburn
Nico said:
>>He's not the only pack rocker out there.
>But probably the most famous
Only in Texas. In TAG there are other prolific rockers, like Marion
Smith. Here's one story from Marion that rivals Bill's rocking of Frank
Binney at the ICS. Heather Levy went on a trip with Marion and others
tha
Live to work
Or
Work to live.
Don's iPhone.
On Aug 2, 2009, at 8:39 AM, Nancy Weaver wrote:
Vacation is more precious than money
Many places will not let one take time off without pay.
Maybe the question is - whose life is this anyway and what am I
willing to trade for it?
Nnacy
Yes I do, and I did consider it, but I decided not to, I didn't want
to dig into my savings for this trip, I spent enough as it was, dang
vendors :)
Charles
On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 4:07 AM, Don Cooper wrote:
> Charles - do you have an option to take "leave" (unpaid time off) rather
> than "vacatio
Regarding the latest Hole News photo credits:
Stephen Fleming tells me he did not take the picture of mirror Bilbo and me.
Not Kel's fault--I told him that.
I gave my camera to a South West Region _someone_ to take the picture; if
anyone knows who it was, or will admit to taking it, we will gl
Vacation is more precious than money
Many places will not let one take time off without pay.
Maybe the question is - whose life is this anyway and what am I
willing to trade for it?
Nnacy
Charles - do you have an option to take "leave" (unpaid time off) rather
than "vacation"?
If not - would you have made that choice instead?
-DC
On Sat, Aug 1, 2009 at 11:07 AM, Charles Goldsmith wrote:
> The same for me Denise, but I took off 7 days out of my 10 that I get
> a year (2 weeks = 10
