If you insist... Remember I expect a complete and thorough interview process.

And I don't want to read about your crew making a mistake because they are distracted and blowing up the refinery.

 

Nor do I. That's why I'm willing to give this task my full and personal attention. I find that the small details make a big difference. Of course, I'm going to start by looking for a couple of large details right up front.

 

Hi Doug - I think everyone here wants your job to be boring. No spills, no leaks, no large pieces of equiptment falling over.....just nice and boring.
Dak - How are you and your son doing. I've lost track of the 1 page thread.

 

The real story.......It captures the gas that would be wasted and burned.......pipes it to Washington DC where it is released to mix with the hot air from the Traitors and goes unnoticed.........

 

Gavin - Heart tests all came out good. BP is still astronomically high and it is causing TIAs or pre-strokes and other issues.

My Son is doing really well, they figured out his issue and he is still taking meds for it and he is back to school. Thanks for asking.

Doug - I agree that there are some rather important issues to make sure of before you get too far into the interview process.

 

Maria and I are tentatively planning a road trip to Iowa in mid June of 2016. I would like to meet up with a few of you guys along the way and/or when we are out there. We will be close to the Des Moines area but willing to travel a little further East or North for a G2G.

Iowa Tim, Any Idea of a place we can G2G for a day.

Roy, We already have Great Falls in the route.

 

I vote Hattiesburg, Ms.!

 

I thought everyone tries to escape the heat and humidity in the summer.

(No offense - as I would never suggest one when I was in Florida for one to Florida either)

 

I was being totally selfish! You know the drill, gotta stay hydrated down here, then it's a piece of cake. I figure you and me will handle it well, I think Mr. Roy might melt though!

 

Not any more I can't. I am really heat intolerant now. Between my gout and the high BP can't be comfortable in the heat any more. The reason I left to Alaska. The summers here are cooler than the winters in South Florida.

I do A/C and plenty of water well. Basically, as long as I don't have to move outside for very long I am happy.

BTW, I know you were being selfish... I am also wondering what there is to do around your area?

 

In the summer, basic Redneck pastimes, fishing, drinking beer, trail riding (4 wheelers, drinking beer, deep sea fishing, drinking beer, boating, drinking beer, tubing, drinking beer.........You get the idea.
Seriously, there's usually something going on close by.

 

Do you drink beer at all?

We'll have to hook Doug up with some money to bring his cider over.

 

The humidity will kill me..........

 

[QUOTE=Tomahawk;15263559]Is that a 1066? I have a lot of seat time on one of those.

Yes Gavin it is a 1066.
It is still quite a work horse. I enjoy the open station. and the turbo singing !
But for the long haul I end up in one of the newer Red ones.





I'm sure we can figure something out Tim !

 

I have a friend that doesn't mind sharing his toys.
It works out well for me !
After the crops are in the ground, I will get to repay him with some seat time.