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FROM AARON’S DESK As the weather turns warm and the days grow longer, our minds and thoughts naturally turn towards being outside. Going to the beach, working our gardens or just lying around enjoying the sun. While thinking of this, lets try to relate Mother Nature to the people we work with every day. We endure four seasons from Mother Nature: Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall. Within this we have sunny days, cloudy days, rainy days, snowy days etc. If we look deep within ourselves we can see this same kind of reaction. Good days, bad days, sometimey days, and Oh! Oh! those dreadful days when we cannot even stand ourselves. (Smile) After real soul searching, look at the person nearest you and relive the above mentioned days that you have experienced from them as we go through these four seasons. Mother Nature has them, we have them, lets all face reality and accept each other as we are. Each time you look around and someone seems to be having one of those dreadful days, put something extra warm in whatever you say and lets all try to make each other have bright, sunny and most of all good days. Have a happy fourth of July and a wonderful vacation. God Bless you all for a safe return. GRADUATES June is the month of graduations and all around the country schools are busy giving out diplomas. Here at W & J Rives we have graduates also and we would like to congratulate the following employees: Rosemary Bogen Inspect Andrea Williams Inspect Sam Edwards Face Pockets Fran Leffeu Fell Patsy Davis Stay Pockets Lucinda McCollum Set Swing Pockets
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