What do you do up there, anyway?

 

I am a dealer at one of the casinos up here. Once a month I run to American Fork, UT and wrench for the Utah National Guard also.

 

Cool - I was wondering what kind of work would require such late hours.

 

So Steve, I just noticed, you are less than 5000 posts behind SoCal. haha At this rate, you may get to 20K before WA.

 

I kinda doubt that - why they've added 3 posts to their total since the other day

 

Yeah I know, at this rate Nevada may get there before them.

 

Hope so!

Later Russ - I'm out.

 

Good morning Nevada!

 

Wow, I just quoted myself.

 

Hey - you gotta quote somebody every once in a while, right?

 

Yup, and it might as well be me. Morning Steve. How's the air?

 

Pretty chunky. There's ash all over everything.

 

I lived in Seattle when Mt. St. Helens erupted. We didn't get much ash for a couple of days from that, but in eastern Wa they had to use snow shovels. I was there a couple months later, it was incredible.

 

That was bad stuff, there - my wife's aunt lived in Vancouver, Wa at the time. They had a bit there, but nothing like out East.This is small potatoes in comparison.
Of course, I washed my truck on Friday

Front door steps:

The Camry

 

Some of that ash can be pretty caustic to the paint too. There was lots of paint probs with the St Helens ash..