Back to the grindstone… kinda
School starts back tomorrow. That really doesn’t mean jack to me, because I work year-round anyway. I just felt compelled to tell you. 
On another note, we are beginning the interview process for a new computer tech at work. If you or someone you know has at least a two-year degree or several years experience in the IT field and is looking for a job, check out our website for more info.
Catch ya later folks. I am off to bed, because tomorrow is gonna be bats. The first day of school always is.
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Who is Andy Palys?
Howdy folks! As you probably already know, my name is Andy Palys. I was born on the shortest day of the year (figures), December 21, over 30 years ago in a little town called Cullman, Alabama. I grew up in Welti, Alabama. Don’t bother looking on a map– you won’t find it. I went to Welti Elementary School, which used to be Welti Junior High School. I digress.
After Welti, I moved on to Holly Pond High School. I don’t have a whole lot to say about that, so I’ll just skip it. Upon graduating from the Pond, I moved to Auburn to attend Auburn University. WAR EAGLE!! It was there that I met the love of my life, Becky Maples… but now she is Becky Palys.
I’ve been working for Cullman City Schools for almost five years now as a computer geek. Since the advent of our 1:1 Laptop Initiative, most of my duties include the repair and maintenance of over 800 Dell laptops. I work with many cool and interesting people. Two of whom are Michael Fowlkes (the other computer tech, or “new guy,” even though he’s been there almost 2 years. He’s way newer than me.) and Aimee Smith (the older sister I never wanted and still don’t), the Laptop Training Coach. I am very fortunate to have good, hard-working friends that make my job a blast.
All in all, I am a pretty laid-back, easy going chap. I think my redeeming quality is my sense of humor, but I guess that decision is up to you. If you’d like to know more, just ask. Catch ya later!
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