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I hope no one thinks they're for themselves.
 
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Shush up nancy!
 
I would rather be on a boat then home, sanding drywall. :(
 
114 degrees in direct sunlight. High 90s in the shade. Water feels like its 36 degrees haha. Best part is that we always come here during the week which means there is hardly anyone on the river at all.

Night time comes and we lay in the boat and cast a line out into the dead water and wait for some striped bass to bite. Totally worth the 42 hours of PTO I had to take.
 
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Took this after my long night last night. Literally saved the life of a newborn who wasn't breathing, then held the hand of sobbing 19 yo who was raped. These boots were made for walking, right?
 
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Sign at one of my not do favorite hospitals.
 
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Long road to the call.
 
Putting the boat back into storage until next month.

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New Zealand ambulances look a bit different in back eh?
 
dbo789 said:
Who's this John guy? :blink:



:lol:
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Haven't met him yet but I hear he is quite saintly. St. John is a charitable organization that, among other things, provides 111 (911) ambulance service to nearly all of New Zealand as well as patient transfer services.
 
Tigger said:
Haven't met him yet but I hear he is quite saintly. St. John is a charitable organization that, among other things, provides 111 (911) ambulance service to nearly all of New Zealand as well as patient transfer services.
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Hahaha, we have St. John's Ambulance in Canada too, but they tend to focus on first aid education and services at events. Didn't know that in other countries they actually ran 911 calls. Interesting!
 
dbo789 said:
Hahaha, we have St. John's Ambulance in Canada too, but they tend to focus on first aid education and services at events. Didn't know that in other countries they actually ran 911 calls. Interesting!
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St john ran 911 and ift in eastern Canada into the late 90s . Now it is first aid training and volunteer event coverage.
 
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