only a surgeon?

I am now officially pulling down two jobs while taking six classes at the U of A. Whaaaaaaaat? you ask? I am first working as a drive tester to test signals for Rogers. It's techy stuff. My second job is working at Vertically Inclined as a climbing instructor (I just had my first training shift tonight).

My first job for Rogers required me to go to Calgary for two days. Shout out to Joanne and Travis for hanging out with me. I drove down Tuesday morning to downtown Calgary. Pretty crazy!!! I found the building easily (Google Maps is the best), but parking was more difficult. I found a lot ($17 deposit!!!) that was not that far away. I was a little early, so I walked around and went to a Timmy's. The line was ginormous, but I had time so I waited. I got my ho-cho and chocolate dip doughnut and chilled for a bit. Then I went to the Rogers office and the training began. It was pretty straight forward stuff, just some background on the technology and the programs. I got a laptop to use for the testing, nice. The second day was all in the car. We drove to a site to test everything out. It was slow, lots of problems popping up, but what do you expect for a first time? My poor car was idling for hours while we had to power the laptop and modem (go Mobil 1!!). I get a cell phone too, to stay in contact with the bosses.

I feel like a drug dealer walking around with two cell phones.

Vertically Inclined was brought to me by Melissa. I've wanted to work there since high school. The interview was interesting, in that it was a huge group setting. All the candidates met with some of the team leaders at the gym. It was fun, I mentioned Tom Cruise in my introduction of myself.

I'm going to be busy for the month of April, but I think I can handle it. I'll be a money making playa though. I'd better get my teeth mould ready for my grillz.