are you Irish from Ireland or of Irish descent?  Do you live in NC?  
If so how did you discover Gene and the Post and the chat?  That's a 
really different kind of job.  With the wedding everyone will see a 
different side of you, unless you're doing a jeans-and-t shirts 
wedding to go with the pig-pickin'.

--- In [email protected], "algriner1" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Since Daria and Ellen were kind enough to ask...
> 
> Both Hank (my sweetie) and I are Irish, so we used that in the 
> tattoo.  It's a Celtic design you may have seen that we modified 
> slightly.  It's a man and woman facing each other with holding 
their 
> right hands, then their other arm and legs are intertwined below 
them 
> forming a Celtic knot.  At the bottom, creating a lower frame, is 
two 
> Celtic dog heads; we had to have Happy (the rowdy golden retriever)
> and Maggie (the staid, elder states-lady Bouvier des Flandres) 
> included, because they're joining this new family too.  Along the 
> sides is intricate Celtic knotwork, it kinda looks like the two 
> people have long braids made of the knots.  
> 
> For the job, I'm an organic farm and food processing inspector.  I 
go 
> to the farms and processing plants to verify they are growing 
and/or 
> operating in compliance with the USDA National Organic Program.  I 
> don't work directly for the USDA, I'm independent, but I work for 
> agencies that are accredited by the USDA.  So, I have to do things 
> like verify temperatures and composition of compost heaps, check 
for 
> biological activity of soil, check if seeds are treated with 
> synthetic fungicides, that sort of thing.  It's a great job, and I 
> get to meet some of the most amazing, upbeat folks who are actually 
> excited to be farming the way they farm.  
> 
> Oh...one last thing...for our wedding, we're planning on the back 
> yard (which, granted, is about 5 acres of huge old trees and a 1.5 
> acre vegetable garden), a traditional North Carolina pig pickin', 
and 
> a couple of my farmer buddies have said they'd provide music (one 
is 
> a bluegrass fiddler, the other a drummer in a 70's-80's rock cover 
> band).  Should be fun, and should I let y'all know when we pick a 
> date?
>







 
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