He's a Probation and Parole Officer, the same job from which I retired in 2000 and I'm sure that I'll see faces I remember, those guys who stayed in the field and are running the show nowadays. His boss is a guy I helped to train and with whom I've kicked a few doors.
He and his wife, after graduation, are going to slip down to New Orleans to celebrate their anniversary, so we'll bring the grandson home from graduation and he'll spend the weekend with us.
I've got to be suitably attired for graduation and for such an event, it's incumbent on me to carefully choose my accessories. I'm thinking slacks and boots, a nice 5.11 polo, my barbecue gun and retirement badge.
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Congratulations on your son's graduation from academy! Hope he stays safe and has luck in his new career.
And don't forget the BBQ holster :-) And congrats to him for me!
Thanks to him (and you) for his (and your) service.
Wow. Except for the grips, that's the spittin' image of my Springfield Armory .45ACP. Sights, slide serrations, trigger, & hammer. How's it shoot?
You should take cuffs, too, just for old times sake.
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