Life in Portland Area

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At Active Moving they have brought on new staff. Amanda is our new receptionist. Here she is shown at her desk helping Harry, one of our sales people. Her work area is just behind the entry way. Harry and Amanda.
As Active expanded its staff, they moved the sales people into offices upstairs. Here is Harry's new office upstairs. It has a window that overlooks the warehouse as well as one that looks outside. Harry's Office.
Here is Harry. Harry.
Cimbre, one of the move coordinators got an expanded work area as well as moving to the window. Here she is with another of the back office people, Michelle, who I never got a picture of before. Cimbre and Michelle.
Here is Kara in her new cubicle. She moved from the recpetion area to Cimbre's old area (but opened up). She has taken on many new responsibilities though she does sometimes answer the phone. Kara.
They also hired a new sales person, Mike. We'll call him Mike the sales person (as there are lots of Mike's at Active Moving). Mike the sales person.
Another sales person is Mick, shown here taking a call. Mick.
Karyn has an apple tree in her back yard (shown here). It was dropping lots of apples into the yard, which is not such a good thing as they rot and attract yellow jackets. I picked up all the ones on the ground as well as the ones on the tree and buried the smallest ones and ones that were rotting/eaten (that was about two thirds). The remainder I sorted for cooking apples (apple pies). Karyn's Apple Tree.
Karyn also has a pear tree. Its pears seem to never ripen, they are sour and woody and not so good for eating. However. they make great pies when they are cooked down with brown sugar and cinnamon. Karyn's Pear Tree.
Next to the pear tree is my pumpkin patch (four plants). One of those pumpkins is over a foot in diameter. They are all grown from seeds that I saved from last years Jack-O-Lantern and pie pumpkins. I hope to keep the seeds from these pumpkins for truly 'home made pumpkin' pies. My pumpkin patch.
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This page was last updated on November 26, 2004.