This spreadsheet is also use when we are audited by the state. It shows that we are doing the home and vendor visits as recommended by the state. This spreadsheet also provide key information for the second half of the project which was the Vendor Training Seminar. I mailed out correspondence to the vendors with the date and time they were to attend the training. There were two week days with am and pm sessions, one week day with a pm only session and a Saturday with an am only session.
PTA Meeting—The first PTA meeting of the school year will be held on Thursday, September 20, 2012 at 3:00 in the cafeteria. We will be voting for parents who have volunteered to serve on school site council. Please be sure to attend this important meeting. Mileage Club—Be sure to be listening to get more information on this new club that will be occurring for all students every Tuesday and Thursday morning on
We keep on top of cleaning and the washing up so there is even less chance of any germs getting in anything. I do my job in safe way by following health and safety procedures and being cautious of my surroundings and where I put tins I have just took out the
She fixes her a quick | | | |snack. | |4:00 p.m. |Start my daily watering of my yard |I just planted a flower bed and some grass seeds. So I usually water| | | |the lawn for about 15 mins. Each day. I plan to get a timer, this | | | |will free up more time for me.
Those who have skills sewing, cooking, cobbler, tool user, will get a building made to practice their trade or skill. Those who will learn to farm from the farmer will get a tract of land to farm, with a barn built on each by all. A church can be built to give the settlers a place to worship as well as feel good about their new home. An empty schoolhouse will be built, so that, should the settlers have children, someone who can read well and teach can teach these
Some of the requirements for our new system will be Halo POS Cash registers which will afford us with such options like changing prices in order to honor our specials coupons and discounts. This system will also afford our cashiers the opportunity to manage a customer’s order in record time through it’s touch screen monitors; which is a bonus since our customer’s will reap the benefits of time saved through personalized customer service which will help us maintain the lead in the neighborhood deli market environment. Additionally, we will replace our landline phone and dial up Internet service with a VOIP and DSL as part of the effort of bringing the Hometown Deli to the status of a Click-and-Mortar Business, a model befitting for the Hometown Deli since we are
This would not be a good time to cut the grass due to the fact that it is still damp from yesterday’s heavy rain. Mowing would be a very difficult task. I can hear a constant shoveling sound coming from the alley, along with two men laughing, and a dog barking faintly in a yard further down the street. The
When walking down the street in big cities, you might see a panhandler begging for money. One might say it is annoying and one might tell a panhandler to get a job, when in reality their job might be the reason they are on the street. I do not think panhandling is wrong, but believe that we can better help educate these people to all the different types of help we have and support from family and friends. Research shows that panhandling can be helped/prevented with taking the proper steps, statistics shows that there are a lot of panhandlers from all ages, and what you could do to help someone out without the fear of them spending the money given to them on something that they don’t need. Panhandlers are generally not just born on the street.
Step One: Become a messy person. Ditch all your cleanly habits, but still keep your personal hygiene. Please. If your room is always spotless, start throwing your clean laundry on the floor. Maybe even go as far as to mix it in with your dirt laundry so you have to sort it out.
JUNK TO GEMS In the tough economic times of today, many folks like shopping around for bargains. Being a frugal shopper, I like going to the local flea markets, thrift stores, and yard sales. From gently used books for $ .25 each to an old barn door I can use as the backdoor of my new greenhouse, I am always in search of a good deal. Finding bargains and saving money aren’t the only rewarding aspects of not always buying first-hand; preserving history and helping the environment are two other reasons to shop second-hand. Turning someone’s trash into another's treasure is always possible with effort and creativity.