Just watched the the debate. All candidates agreed that Indiana has the lowest voter turnout in in the nation. So why keep crying about only US citizens should be voting. Hell, sounds like we can't get people to vote if you went door to door with a portable voting machine. Maybe someone is offering non citizens Ninety dollars to vote. Just another scare tactic, for those of that don't get out much.
What is this the maximum wait time to get into your program? Any helpful suggestions.
The Governor should order the flags be lowered in honor of the of a true Hoosier Legend. Anyone who grew up in Central Indiana in 70s,80s,90s remember Cowboy Boy and Janie. Bringing great wholesome fun entertainment to the to all. They represented the best we can all be.
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Earlier this week, I reached a significant milestone in my career with the State of Indiana, marking well over 40 years of public service. It was a meaningful achievement for me, and I was disappointed that it passed without any acknowledgment from management.
As I approach the end of my career, it has made me question whether I should even have a retirement celebration or simply retire quietly and move on. Over the years, it seems our workplace has become increasingly focused on production numbers and metrics. While those are important, I worry that we've lost sight of recognizing dedication, years of service, and the value of treating one another with appreciation and respect.
Reaching this milestone has caused me to reflect on what truly matters. I still take pride in the work I've done and the people I've helped throughout my career, but I can't help but wonder if recognizing commitment and service still holds the same value it once did.