Back in the grind

Things are back to normal. I am back in Washington and driving across the state again. I started off by going to work in Bellevue and meeting with Brian about the problems he found in the searching of the Pricing work I completed. He showed me the fields that seem to be dropping and not working correctly.

After we met I got my three quart-and-a-half bottles of water filled and headed to Pullman. I stopped in Colfax to get my fire department uniform and then I was off to the big city. When I got to Pullman I dropped off my paperwork for Beasley.

I made my way to my office. I logged into the NetUpdate VPN and did some E-mailing. I did not have a bunch of time between when I got here and when I was going to be on call, so I did not want to get in the middle of something that would be complicated. I just did light things for the next bit.

I got my uniform on near six o’clock pm and went to get some dinner. I followed that with a trip to the Rec Center to get information about a membership. I found out today that according to the handbook as an alumni member and a rec center member I can play IM’s. So I am pretty stoked about that. So while I am waiting in line to get to talk to the worker a delta-response call came out.

I ran to my truck and to the station. As it turned out it went to CPR in progress. They did CPR all the way to the hospital and in the hospital as well. I am not sure if she made it or not. At seven o’clock we did a tour at Martin Stadium and at Beasley for the EMS stuff we will be doing.

We had several calls, but never got to respond on any of them, because I was on the engine. After the training I made some new name tags for the pass system. Now I have ones that say S. Anderson. We went back to Station thirty-two. I watched the first episode of Band of Brothers on DVD. It was getting late so I headed to the office and tried to get to sleep.