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Comment by Sarah on January 24, 2011 at 6:00pm

http://pleated-jeans.com/2011/01/24/the-united-states-of-shame-chart/

What is YOUR state known for?

LOL
I do get off my computer! I play Wii!

Comment by Fabulous Heather Days of Summer on January 24, 2011 at 5:56pm

Sarah Sister - you gotta go into my International Holidays discussion and add all these fun holidays - that I don't know about yet. Like I totally missed the dress your pet day - so I have to go back and re-visit that one....

DEAD BAT !!! Sister - YUP - get off your computer more and clean your room more often - GROSSSSSSSSSSSSS and SMELLY!!!

Comment by Tom Williams on January 24, 2011 at 5:53pm

Be careful out there Ralph!

Comment by Tom Williams on January 24, 2011 at 5:41pm

First things first....Baily & Justine.....

Next....my dearest Heather, I no throw you under de bus, no stalking eedder, being ur bodyguard and protecting...not my fault you were having a bad day drivin'. Gotta help watch out for me buddy Ralph, you all tear him up at times...LOL Here's a little sumthin, sumthin to help me out....

Will have pics of new lights here shortly for everyone to see.

Comment by Sarah on January 24, 2011 at 5:38pm

I am so freaking tired.
Head hurts, going to try to relax for alittle

Comment by Grant A Allen on January 24, 2011 at 5:07pm

Families during training nights huh? Most of the time it just isn't appropriate to have them around for their safety and ours. However, from time to time we do some cool stuff when we set up trainings for spectators. This is how you do it so no one gets mad and you still write something strong enough to ensure everyones safety. You put the entire control in your training ground safety officer. I am sure this is relatively the same across every training ground no matter what department you come from. Before the training starts the training officer gather everyone together to go over training ground rules, possible risks, things to watch out for, and how the training will run, etc. In addition the training officer will appoint a safety officer or if you have one particular training safety officer then they will let everyone know that they have the final say in everything. So when there is family members there your SOG should put the decision upon the safety officer. They make the call of whether civilian/family can be on the training ground and if so where they can be. They can determine the distance and location for the training exercise. That is how I like to see it done and it works very well. Within the SOG if you are going to put this responsibility on the Safety officer then you should also have the safety officer, after deciding that they can be there also give a briefing to the bystanders. If at any time the safety officer feels that conditions warrant them leaving the training ground then they have that authority and if they do not follow the direction of the safety officer then they will be banned from the training ground according to the safety officers discretion. In addition, family/civilian/bystanders who do not follow the ground rules set forth by the safety officer can be banned from coming to future trainings. There is my SOG sorta so hope that helps.

Comment by David Grice on January 24, 2011 at 4:45pm

My vol, fire department Chief wants me 2 come up with a SOG about families visiting the fire station on training night.I have 2 careful how I wight this because i don't want 2 make any 1 MAD.Our fire dept, has always been pro,active about families.Like they always say 1or5 always messes it up for everyone.

Comment by Sarah on January 24, 2011 at 4:40pm

Congrats guys!

Comment by Fabulous Heather Days of Summer on January 24, 2011 at 4:37pm

FIRE FIGHTER JUSTINE CONGRATS MY SISTER

FIRE FIGHTER BAILY CONGRATS MY BROTHER

WAY TO ROCK IT !!! YOU MAKE US ALL PROUD !!!

KEEP PUSHING FORWARD AND ROCKING THE SCENE !!!

Comment by Sarah on January 24, 2011 at 4:30pm

Happy bubble wrap appreciation day!

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