We are almost at the end of the school year. All we have left is to graduate and go on through life after High-school. I will be explaining some of my ideas after high school and what to go on with.
I recently started a job in Elkhart, at the grain bin company. I have been taking a work place class at school to be able to leave at 1:24 pm to go straight to work. I started about 3 weeks ago doing odds and ends helping my boss and coworkers out. I only knew 1 person when I came but eventually you start talking to people and get to know them. We have 4 facilities within 40 miles between each other. I do everything from cleaning the “house” , to putting an auger into a bin to spin everything into another bin. I did my first train over the weekend and worked 24 hours. Basically, just standing on top of the train with a harness, closing each bin and every 6 or 7 train cars, our coworker moves the train down and gets 6 or 7 more. It takes about 45 minutes to an hour to fill 6 or 7 and then moving them to get new ones takes longer. It’s not really hard work but time consuming. A lot of people think it’s hard work but if you listen and learn from other people, you would have no problem. I still don’t know a lot of things so I’m learning as I go. My plan is to tell my boss here before graduation that I’m ready to start a new adventure and that I appreciate him letting me come work for him.
Wow! 2 weeks left of high school and onto the big world. No mommy or daddy paying for things anymore and having to find a real job and work. The next move is graduation. May 13th and i’m counting down the days to be out of here. Our last day is May 3rd and if you have to take finals, you have to come back on the 4th and the 5th. Then there’s graduation practice walking across the stage on May 10th and then we graduate May 13th. Finally the last day of coming back to High School is coming up. I find it a little weird that i’m 18 and still in here but luckily I won’t be soon. Then it’s onto boot camp and getting deployed.
May 29th, 2023. This is the day I get deployed to Fort Benning, Georgia. I have gone through the MEPS facility to get OK’ed to leave. I will be doing some college classes while i’m there to become some sort of highway patrol when I get out. That’s where I will leave this at, it’s been good but i’m onto better. Peace out English class and I will not miss this!