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Victor Martinez - 23 Mar 2005 20:03 GMT

I'm talking with a potential employer located in Boise, ID. Does anybody
from the group live there?

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Annie Wxill - 24 Mar 2005 01:36 GMT

> I'm talking with a potential employer located in Boise, ID. Does anybody
> from the group live there?
> Victor M. Martinez

I've never lived there, but I've been there. It's a lot different than
Texas, but I'm from the Northwest, so I may be biased. I really liked it
there. However, having lived in Texas for the last 10 years, I would have
problems with the cold weather up there.
If you want to try something different, you might enjoy the place. You
probably should visit before you decide.
Annie

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Takayuki - 24 Mar 2005 03:47 GMT

>I've never lived there, but I've been there. It's a lot different than
>Texas, but I'm from the Northwest, so I may be biased. I really liked it
>there. However, having lived in Texas for the last 10 years, I would have
>problems with the cold weather up there.
>If you want to try something different, you might enjoy the place. You
>probably should visit before you decide.

Hmm, yes, you probably have a point. How about looking at jobs in San
Jose instead? If I were you, I would rather get a hot hole injection
than go through such a change in climate. :)

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CK - 24 Mar 2005 11:43 GMT

> Hmm, yes, you probably have a point. How about looking at jobs in San
> Jose instead? If I were you, I would rather get a hot hole injection
> than go through such a change in climate. :)

You can always put *on* more or warmer clothes. But if the weather is
hot, you can only take *off* so much, especially if you have to stay
decent...

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John F. Eldredge - 24 Mar 2005 14:21 GMT

>> Hmm, yes, you probably have a point. How about looking at jobs in San
>> Jose instead? If I were you, I would rather get a hot hole injection
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>hot, you can only take *off* so much, especially if you have to stay
>decent...

As I have said before, my mother had a favorite way to describe hot,
humid weather: "I want to take off my skin and run around in my
bones!". Ah, the joy of feeling the wind whistle through your ribs...

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Victor M - 24 Mar 2005 15:41 GMT

Takayuki wrote:

> Hmm, yes, you probably have a point. How about looking at jobs in San
> Jose instead? If I were you, I would rather get a hot hole injection

San Jose is way too crowded and expensive for us. We do love the Bay
Area though... if we were to win the lottery... :)

> You can always put *on* more or warmer clothes. But if the weather is

> hot, you can only take *off* so much, especially if you have to stay
> decent...

Indeed. When it's 115 degrees Farenheit (46 Celcius) and 100% humidity,
you can be nekkid and still be miserably hot... :)

Victor, posting from work.

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Tanada - 25 Mar 2005 01:45 GMT

> I'm talking with a potential employer located in Boise, ID. Does anybody
> from the group live there?

Nope, but I've been there. It's an interesting place. Sorta dumped in
the middle of sage brush and left to grow. It doesn't have all the
cultural opportunities of a big city, but it does have some stuff. I
liked it there, but then I don't mind the heat and dry air.

Pam S.

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