We celebrated the birth of our first child this year, and while I was taking time off of work for the first several weeks of our baby's life we had a meal train set up. I had multiple co-workers a) ask whether we had a meal train, b) contribute to said meal train, taking time out of their non-work hours to prepare a meal for us, and c) pass the meal train link on to other co-workers.
It was wonderfully kind of my co-workers to help support us in that very sleepless transitional time of our lives, and I am quite grateful that I get to spend so much time around such awesome people.
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Lawrence Simonson P.E., M.ASCE
Senior Engineer
Bunnell-Lammons Engineering
Greenville SC
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-08-2022 09:22 AM
From: Daniel Bressler
Subject: Thanksgiving in December
Spending 8+ hours a day for 5 days a week with coworkers creates a type of kinship. We see our coworkers on a daily basis and often can tell if they're having a bad day or week.
Even though Thanksgiving is over and Mariah Carey is playing at every department store I wanted to ask;
In the theme of Thanksgiving, how are you grateful for acts of kindness your coworkers/manager have done for you?
Is there a particular event that comes to mind?
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Daniel Bressler EIT, A.M.ASCE
Structural Engineer
Brooklyn NY
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