Stay in Texas

Stay in Texas

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Mike and I sat at one table (left) while Lamala and his wife, Tacho, sat at another smaller table (right). Everyone enjoyed their dinner.
On Saturday, November 24, Mike and I drove out to visit our Uncle Al. He is 83 and has had a couple of strokes. As a result, he no longer lives on his on but instead is in the Walnut Hill Nursing Home. It is a very nice home. Al is my father's twin brother and while they certainly looked a lot alike, they had quite distinct personalities in my own mind.
I wasn't able to find work delivering packages and driving trucks during the holiday rush (most positions were already filled). Here is the bulk mail center in Dallas; clearly they were not accepting applications. So, it is back to working as a day laborer. Perhaps this summer I can work as a mover and upgrade my commerical driver's license to Class A (tractor trailers). My first choice was Labor Force Staffing in Irving, TX.