What does everyone do here for work?
W Cage wrote:
Lou Frasier wrote: i drive truck for a living
My brother is a truck driver. He drives back and forth from California to Florida like 3 or 4 times a month. Not an easy job in my book. Are you instate or do you drive distance?
That would be interstate and intrastate. He's interstate. I retired at 60 from road driving, 49 states and Canada. Today to keep busy I feed my chicken, pigeons and my rabbit. Have three bird dog's. Spend the trial seasons at field trials taking photo's. Also have a hoot building photo frames from old barn wood, barn wood with an attitude. Was approached yesterday to make a frame for the winner's certificate for next years AKC Western Brittany Futurity. Designed myself a new frame for it last night. Put together but not finished.
This is one of my photo's in one of my frames. 9x18
This is one of my photo's in one of my shadow box's.
The though of work freak's me out!
) and as much as I want..... Why so serious?
We handle everything from Commercial Ranges, to tabletop. Our industry has proven to be fairly steady even through tough economic times, for that I am grateful. When I'm not working, I spend a lot of time with my Family and have been happily married to the same Beautiful Lady for 30 years today (just had to throw that in
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effron wrote: Now I do what I want, almost when I want (if its ok with the wife..
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