Ok, what goes into the making of a great Grande Prairie woman?
They must be able to get up early in the morning and get the work done. No one wants a sleep-in-aholic. THANKS GOD, that the night shift left the boards on the “Planner in feed” last night, Or I would definitely at the very least would not have hands, when I was crawling over the chains when the Infeed chains started up, |
They must be brave and go where no other woman (and most men) will not dare to go. I can hear the guys cheering now. Those chains pull 20 foot 2×8’s, they wouldn’t have had any problems shredding a human body.I’m required to crawl over them to work in between them. |
Must know numbers and their meaning. After all, they usually get stuck with the chore of paying the household bills.
This mornings Incident report is filled under a Level 2 – Immediately disabling loss > $100,000.00
Level 1 = Fatality, loss > $500,000.00
Level 2 = Immediately disabling, loss > $100,000.00
Level 3 = RI, loss >$10,000.00
Level 4 = First Aid loss >1,000.00
When you motor needs tuning, you know she is the only person for the job. |
Number Five When you take her for a walk and the boys and some girls start whistling, she always turns around while a big beautiful smile. |
Nope! None of the Above!Well gentleman, maybe it is because she is tough enough to punch your running lights out! AND, YOU LIKE IT !! |
Soccer anyone !!!!!!! |
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