NW WA Meet / BS Thread

I've run that HF compressor, as well as others. Recently switched to the Slime HD compressor. Seems much better built. Only used it on a few trail runs but has dual cylinders for faster fill ups.

$97 Slime 40026 Tire Inflator, Portable Car, SUV, 4x4 Air Compressor, Heavy Duty, 2x Pro Power, Heavy Duty, with Analog 150 psi Dial Gauge

http://www.amazon.com/Slime-40026-H...5599063&sr=1-1&keywords=slime+dual+compressor

 

A bunch of people in my family died this past week so I probably won't be there Friday. My wife and my parents want me to go to all sorts of memorial services down in Oregon this weekend.

 

Just came across snoqualamie today. You'll have to climb higher up the hills to find any decent snow. The pass itself was bare and wet

 

Sorry to hear Alex. Sending my condolences to you and your family

 

I appreciate it. Did you guys get out camping this weekend?

 

What do you do for work again? I know you wear crocs, but that's it.

 

So sorry. Both my parents and MIL passed in 2 months last year. Sucks.

 

lol yeah best shoe for the job, surgical assistant.

 

It's never good when a family member passes away, but a bunch is just terrible. I've never been one for words in situations like this, but I'll send some good vibes your way.

 

Just old folks moving on man. Happens to all of us eventually.

 

Worse. Crocs. With socks.......

 

They are completely closed, not the typical looking crocs.

Edit: Look like these but i took off the angle band thingy

 

How'd you land that?? I thought that was an RN/PA role?

 

You're thinking of surgical techs, but those still are just 2 years of schooling. I still can scrub in if they need an extra assistant for bigger surgeries but usually I just assist with everything thats going on like getting the patients ready for surgery, help get them asleep or get the spinal in, get what ever they need during the case, manage a few people, do some ordering, answer phones etc..
Im supposed to be a CNA (certified nursing assistant) but some hospitals don't require it, just need the highest level of CPR training and you learn the rest on the job. Start at SSA 3 and highest for my position is 1, which is what im at.
For me its pretty easy though, since its a smaller hospital scheduled surgeries are usually done by 6 and my shift is 2:30-11pm so unless something comes through the ER or a c-section its pretty relaxed. Usually go watch the guy in the Psych room in the ER

 

Well ya didn't have to go quite that far for an excuse not to go...

In all seriousness though, condolences, and good vibes. Sorry to hear it.

 

No, but I'm going to be in Oregon Maybe Saturday and guarantee on Sun. Wheeling in Nicolai OHV

 

I have actually never been there. Driven by it hundreds of times, and never turned. Let us know how it is.

 

My condolences. I'm very sorry to hear that.

 

I'm a traveling RNFA working in Seattle
Doesn't anyone wheel around here? Do I HAVE to join a Jeep forum to find someone who does more then talk about wheeling?

 

Yeah, we wheel... We'll be doing Northgate mall this weekend. Southcenter is a couple weeks after that.