My brother has diagnosis of "stress". He carries for postal. Since he's getting close to retirement he takes 2 sick days a week this year and plans on 3 sick days a week next year. On sick days taken he still is credited with the same hours of future sick day time and vacation time. Sick time accumulates with no limit, he's not been sick in his career, but it isn't paid time at retirement like vacation time. He talked about this more than 2 decades ago. Plans much better than me
That front cut looks like our secondary roads crew has been there cutting. They have been cutting like that for about 5 years, most are dead ash trees, I am still amazed that none of them have been hurt.
The man knows how to catch fish......nevermind his claims of "dumb luck"......lol.
I don't know how much the sloping back cut affects things, and weather positive or negative..... but regular sawchains sure cut better/faster at a 90° crosscut vs. cutting at an angle.
Amazing what some people get away with.
As long as I have no plans made, I have no problem taking any of you out. I do it to relax.
It's kind of like my baking, I want to do it because I enjoy it, not because it is a job.
Sometimes. I still have my off days as well and am always learning. Guy from work and I went to Stockton on July 2 and didn't get but one keeper crappie. Shad were every where and they didn't have to look for food. Remembered last year about this time and found some smaller ones on shallow brush. Still had fun anyway.
Previous truck I was in had an 8.1 backed up with an Allison transmission. Got crushed earlier this year. When the repair costs hit a certain point they go away. I put about 320,000 miles on it. Sounded like it had glass packs on it. Everyone on the route knew when I was in the area.
Lot of the township and County crews up here cut that way too. Crazy. Using a wedge to tip one over could be a disaster as that back taper can break. All bets are off then.
The CIY conference had these books available. The books are a 21 day challenge. We bought one for all the kids. The challenge consists of 3 daily (one minute) prayers while kneeling, 2 scripture readings, 21 minute walk, journaling, and guess what else....90 minutes of social media/video games per week; 15 minutes per day with one day of no social media or video games!!! There are some other things we have to do, such as: write 3 letters to people the first week, have a meal with somebody, acts of service, etc.
