This past weekend, I returned Cap to Border Collie Rescue of Texas. With the future so uncertain, it was clear that I was not going to be able to give him the training and attention that he needed.
I am going to try to rehome all three cats and two of the fox terriers.
The house is now up for sale--I hope that we can get it sold before the lenders foreclose.
After that, who knows where we will end up?
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Denise;
My heart is breaking for you. I just hope the best for you, and some peace of mind.
I was just looking at the U of U jobsite and saw the job I've pasted below. Can't remember if you're geophysics or geochem. At any rate...
Anne
Job Summary
Senior Geochemist lead geochemical research programs, relevant to energy and environmental disciplines.
Responsibilities
The main responsibilities are to develop and obtain funding for petroleum geochemistry research programs and ensure that creative, relevant and practical geochemical work is carried out for these applied energy research projects. This would include managing a modern and well equipped laboratory facility and some staff, as well as developing laboratory-based research programs utilizing existing and new equipment to complement analytical and numerical work. Presentations to research sponsors are required, as well as preparing and teaching short courses.
Qualifications
The successful candidate will require a Ph.D. in Geochemistry or a related discipline. Strong laboratory, analytical and communication skills are essential. A solid publication record is required. Domestic and international travel will be required periodically.
Preferences
Industry experience is preferred but is not essential.
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