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Posted by IaGary on October 19, 2006 at 04:20:50 from (69.63.4.238):
With the weather not allowing harvesting the last couple of days I started my new 2 day a month part time job. I'm a meter reader for a power company. Some houses plant shrubs in front of the meters to hide them so they don't have to look at the meter but I have dig thru them to read. And a lot of places the meter is in the back of the house,and you never know whats behind the house. Every thing from old cars,old tractors,full garbage bags and dogs. I try not to look around to much but the dogs seem to notice me. Anyone got a good way to make friends with these dogs? Gary
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