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It might interest the readers of the Kentucky Mom’s Blog to know that probably no mothers living in Kentucky are looking to hire a electrician Weber county. This makes logical sense because Kentucky is approximately 1,668 miles according to a search I just performed on Google. Because the distance is so vast it would not make economic sense to hire an electrician because the cost of travel would make the service performed prohibitively expensive assuming that the electrician passed the cost of travel on to the customer. If, however, the electrician decided not to pass the cost of travel onto the customer then his (or her) profit margin would be incredibly reduced if not altogether eliminated. He or she might even end up in the red.

The obvious question resulting from a thorough reading of the first paragraph is why then is the hiring of an electrician Weber county, Utah the proper subject of a blog post on the Kentucky Moms Blog. This question is certainly one that requires an answer especially if you have read this far in this particular blog post. For that reason the question will certainly be answered but it will not be answered in the second paragraph which is the paragraph that you (the reader) are currently reading.

So here we find ourselves in the third and final paragraph of this blog post. This is the paragraph where the anticipated answer to the question regarding why a blog post about the hiring of an electrician working out of Weber County, Utah is found in a blog directed to the needs of mothers living in the state of Kentucky. The answer, is quite simple and reasonable as it turns out. But it may surprise the reader of this blog to know that the denial of an explanation of the answer is not forthcoming.

Happy Holidays from all of us at the Kentucky Moms Blog!

Kentucky Moms know that one of the most effective ways to dream the unlimited dream is to bite the bullet an join Scentsy. Of course this is not the only way in which to dream the unlimited dream it goes without saying that joining Scentsy is among the top ten most effective strategies. This is true because when a Kentucky Mom joins Scentsy as an independent sales consultant she will then be a prime position to cultivate an independent stream of income. By independent I mean a stream of income that does not rely upon a standard 9 to 5 employment situation.

Moreover, when a Kentucky Mom makes the choice to join Scentsy she will then gain a significant degree of freedom and flexibility in terms of the hours she chooses to work. This is true because the Scentsy corporate structure does not require its sales consultants to work fixed hours or to follow fixed procedures. Most Scentsy independent sales consultants make their sales by scheduling parties and social gatherings where Scenty products can be introduced to the potential customers who had been invited to the party. This not only makes the sales experience a personal and one on one experience for the Scentsy sales consultant but it also makes the sales process a more casual and therefore less stressful affair.

Many Kentucky Moms who have joined Scentsy as an independent sales consultant report that their freedom and flexibility as well as the income stream creates the perfect work life balance. As every working mother knows, a balance between work and personal life is a crucial obstacle to navigate in order to achieve any degree of happiness and satisfaction. In addition to work life balance the extra stream of income helps to make the challenges of life that much easier for Kentucky Moms!

The man who displays signs and banners from his front porch in my neighborhood has not changed his current sign in weeks. The most recent sign he has posted reads (I think sarcastically) “Have A Great Day!!!” The reason I mention parenthetically that I think this message is intended to be read sarcastically is that I have heard from other neighbors that this man has been admonished to cease and desist his displays by the home owners’ association. The reason for this admonishment has a rather deep and interesting history that is beyond the scope of a three hundred word link farm piece. But I can give a brief outline of the situation in the following two paragraphs.

It all started perhaps a year or so ago when this man’s neighbor across the street was diagnosed with cancer. The neighbor across the street is apparently a woman named Susan. As a literal display of support this man took it upon himself to hang signs and banners from his front porch with positive messages directed towards Susan intended (not sarcastically) to aid her psychologically in her time of healing and recovery. These signs although well meaning were a bit personal and somewhat embarrassing for the man’s neighbors according to the scuttlebutt around the neighborhood.

Apparently someone in the neighborhood complained to the home owners’ association about this man’s displays. The home owners’ association then sent a letter to the man telling him to cease his display. From all indications it seems as if the man is now displaying his defiant streak as his current sign reading “Have a Great Day!!!” reads like an effective “Up Yours!!!” to the home owners’ association. I do not know if the home owners’ association has taken further action or if they decided to let the matter drop.

First of all, what is the ASVAB?

ATA : The ASVAB is shorthand for the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery. Basically it is a test administered to all candidates for enlistment into the United States Armed Services.

Do all candidates for enlistment need to take this test regardless of the branch of the United States Armed Services they are trying to enlist in?

ATA : Yes, candidates for the Army, Navy, Airforce, Marines Corps, Coast Guard and National Guard all must sit for the ASVAB.

What is the ASVAB used for?

ATA : The ASVAB is administered both to determine the candidate’s qualification for enlistment and also to determine what jobs within the United States Armed Services best suit the candidate’s skill set.

How do most people prepare to take the ASVAB.

ATA : Typically candidates for enlistment study for the ASVAB by taking an ASVAB practice test.

What subjects are tested in the ASVAB?

ATA : The ASVAB covers ten distinct subject areas in both a written section and a standardized computerized section. The ten subject areas include General Science, Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Mathematics Knowledge, Electronics Information, Automotive and Shop Information, Mechanical Comprehension, Assembling Objects and finally Verbal Expression.

Does the ASVAB practice test cover all of these subjects?

ATA : Yes. The ASVAB practice test is simply a prior version of the ASVAB administered in a prior year.

Are there any other benefits associated with taking a practice version of the ASVAB?

ATA : Yes. Taking a practice version of an ASVAB will introduce the candidate to the format of the test in addition to making the candidate familiar with the various subject areas.

Is the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery a difficult test?

ATA : The ASVAB can be challenging for some people. However, anyone with a high school education has a pretty good chance of passing the test if they prepare properly.

What does it actually mean to smell something?

SS : That is an odd question. What do you mean?

You have made the decision to join Scentsy. Therefore you work with scents on a daily basis. Scents are very much your stock and trade. You must have had some thoughts on the subject of taking in scents through the nose.

SS : Not really.

How can you say that? When a person has made the decision to join Scentsy he has decided to be a purveyor of fragrance. To make this decision necessarily means that person has decided to devote his life to scents. Surely such a decision carries with it certain philosophical curiosities. Surely the greater meaning of the olfactory experience is something you must ponder on a daily basis!

SS : I’ve never thought about it actually.

How can that be?

SS : I am not a philosophical person by nature. To me Scentsy is just a pay check. I did not join Scentsy because I had some existentially calling to become a purveyor of fragrance as you say. I joined Scentsy because I needed a job and Scentsy was hiring. Now don’t get me wrong. I am grateful to Scentsy for giving me the opportunity to earn an income and to be able to do so in such a flexible manner that I can make my own hours and earn as many commissions as I can sell. I like all that. But to say that I do all this because I have a calling to sell Scents is a true misrepresentation of reality. Moreover, it is also a misrepresentation of reality to say that because I sell Scents that I therefore also possess a philosophical curiosity about the nature of the sense of smell.

Well I’m just flabbergasted.

The Republican National Convention has been an interesting spectacle to watch during this 2016 presidential election season. It goes without saying that no ordinary maid service Salt Lake City was employed to clean the Quicken Loans arena in Cleveland, Ohio in which the convention was held. One aspect of this unique convention that has defied convention (no pun intended if indeed that is a pun) has been the presence of Donald Trump throughout the entire convention. Usually the nominee does not make an appearance until the final night of the convention. It seems that the purpose of keeping the nominee from appearing until the end is to build a dramatic suspense that rises into a crescendo when the candidate finally appears.

Another unique aspect to this convention has been the absence of traditional Republican Party bigwigs. The Bush family has been noticeably absent as have the last two Republican presidential nominees Mitt Romney former governor of Massachusetts and John McCain the esteemed Senator from Arizona. The wacko ex governor of Alaska Sarah Palin has also been absent but not because she does not support the candidacy of Donald Trump. Her son was recently charged with domestic violence which probably accounts for her non appearance.

Perhaps no assessment of the Republican National Convention would be complete without the acknowledgment that Scott Baio tv’s Chachi from the famous sitcoms Happy Days and Joanie Loves Chachi made an impactful appearance. It has never been confirmed whether Mr. Baio employs a house keeping service Salt Lake City. Whether or not that fact is germane to a discussion of the Republican National Convention is a question that will be left to the web crawlers reading this article. What is germane to the discussion is that the esteemed Mr. Biao reaffirmed the truism that being an American does not equate to getting free stuff.