fired due to foreclosure

[CMcG]

FLU–

LOL at that link. The pic and comments are priceless. There’s some discussion about whether it’s legal to publicly shame someone in the way that company did. The internet is so relatively young there probably haven’t been any court cases about this matter, but I’m going to side with the people who say that if it’s on the internet and not copyrighted, it’s public domain.

Another poster (in the link) said, “That’s why I made my Facebook page ‘private.'” My kid (age 19, and, of course, legally an adult) has a Facebook page without the kid’s real name but I easily found it using the nickname the kid uses for hotmail. Nosy parent? Yep. But no matter how old they are, you never stop worrying about them.

[SD Realtor]

Seattle Relo my main point above was that there should be absolutely no shame in the admission of the foreclosure to the employer. It happens and there are alot of circumstances that justify it and I think that many (not all) employers would be understanding, especially as we move into the future.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Seattle Relo my main point above was that there should be absolutely no shame in the admission of the foreclosure to the employer. It happens and there are alot of circumstances that justify it and I think that many (not all) employers would be understanding, especially as we move into the future.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Seattle Relo my main point above was that there should be absolutely no shame in the admission of the foreclosure to the employer. It happens and there are alot of circumstances that justify it and I think that many (not all) employers would be understanding, especially as we move into the future.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Seattle Relo my main point above was that there should be absolutely no shame in the admission of the foreclosure to the employer. It happens and there are alot of circumstances that justify it and I think that many (not all) employers would be understanding, especially as we move into the future.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Seattle Relo my main point above was that there should be absolutely no shame in the admission of the foreclosure to the employer. It happens and there are alot of circumstances that justify it and I think that many (not all) employers would be understanding, especially as we move into the future.

SD Realtor

[seattle-relo]

This post was inspired by some interesting conversations I had at my husband’s holiday party last week. After the many years I have had to endure his parties, I still am surprised at the things/ideas that come out of drunk engineers’ mouths. Basically I was talking to one of his employees who actually had this idea (I am not sure why he was telling me this being that I am the wife of his boss)and was actually thinking about following through. I’ll just say he was very, very tanked. I am not sure what it is with drunk engineers at holiday parties, but they usually spill their guts to me on all kind of crazy things…it’s pretty funny 🙂 However, on a serious note, I will say that the pain of our market is beginning to spill over to other businesses and professionals (like civil engineers) whose business is related to infrastructure, land development, and municipal funds.

[seattle-relo]

This post was inspired by some interesting conversations I had at my husband’s holiday party last week. After the many years I have had to endure his parties, I still am surprised at the things/ideas that come out of drunk engineers’ mouths. Basically I was talking to one of his employees who actually had this idea (I am not sure why he was telling me this being that I am the wife of his boss)and was actually thinking about following through. I’ll just say he was very, very tanked. I am not sure what it is with drunk engineers at holiday parties, but they usually spill their guts to me on all kind of crazy things…it’s pretty funny 🙂 However, on a serious note, I will say that the pain of our market is beginning to spill over to other businesses and professionals (like civil engineers) whose business is related to infrastructure, land development, and municipal funds.

[seattle-relo]

This post was inspired by some interesting conversations I had at my husband’s holiday party last week. After the many years I have had to endure his parties, I still am surprised at the things/ideas that come out of drunk engineers’ mouths. Basically I was talking to one of his employees who actually had this idea (I am not sure why he was telling me this being that I am the wife of his boss)and was actually thinking about following through. I’ll just say he was very, very tanked. I am not sure what it is with drunk engineers at holiday parties, but they usually spill their guts to me on all kind of crazy things…it’s pretty funny 🙂 However, on a serious note, I will say that the pain of our market is beginning to spill over to other businesses and professionals (like civil engineers) whose business is related to infrastructure, land development, and municipal funds.

[seattle-relo]

This post was inspired by some interesting conversations I had at my husband’s holiday party last week. After the many years I have had to endure his parties, I still am surprised at the things/ideas that come out of drunk engineers’ mouths. Basically I was talking to one of his employees who actually had this idea (I am not sure why he was telling me this being that I am the wife of his boss)and was actually thinking about following through. I’ll just say he was very, very tanked. I am not sure what it is with drunk engineers at holiday parties, but they usually spill their guts to me on all kind of crazy things…it’s pretty funny 🙂 However, on a serious note, I will say that the pain of our market is beginning to spill over to other businesses and professionals (like civil engineers) whose business is related to infrastructure, land development, and municipal funds.

[seattle-relo]

This post was inspired by some interesting conversations I had at my husband’s holiday party last week. After the many years I have had to endure his parties, I still am surprised at the things/ideas that come out of drunk engineers’ mouths. Basically I was talking to one of his employees who actually had this idea (I am not sure why he was telling me this being that I am the wife of his boss)and was actually thinking about following through. I’ll just say he was very, very tanked. I am not sure what it is with drunk engineers at holiday parties, but they usually spill their guts to me on all kind of crazy things…it’s pretty funny 🙂 However, on a serious note, I will say that the pain of our market is beginning to spill over to other businesses and professionals (like civil engineers) whose business is related to infrastructure, land development, and municipal funds.

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