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Happy New Year!

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  • EBEBRATT-Ed
    EBEBRATT-Ed Member Posts: 19,881

    Happy New Year!!!

  • Mad Dog_2
    Mad Dog_2 Member Posts: 8,462

    Thank you and back at ya! Mad Dog

    Consulting by Mad Dog & Matt Jr.
  • mattmia2
    mattmia2 Member Posts: 15,984

    happy new year everyone.

    Mad Dog_2
  • rick in Alaska
    rick in Alaska Member Posts: 1,522

    Happy and prosperous new year to everyone!

    Rick!

    Larry WeingartenMad Dog_2
  • Mad Dog_2
    Mad Dog_2 Member Posts: 8,462

    Hiya Rick...been a long time. How is the Great White North treatin' ya? Mad Dog

    Consulting by Mad Dog & Matt Jr.
  • rick in Alaska
    rick in Alaska Member Posts: 1,522

    Actually retired 3 years ago and moved to washington to be with family. Makes the heart hurt leaving, but family is here, and I have Reynauds and fingers and toes stay too cold, too long. It is nice to still be working outside without a ton of clothes on.

    I try to get on here every once in a while, but it seems a lot of issues people are having are steam, or just plain out of my experience level, so not doing many replies.

    Hope everyone is doing good.

    P.S. didn't stop working as I have tons to do, but just not doing any plumbing or heating any more.

    Rick

    GGrossMad Dog_2
  • Larry Weingarten
    Larry Weingarten Member Posts: 4,034

    Hi @rick in Alaska , What sort of work/projects are you doing? Maybe we can meddle! πŸ˜πŸ™

    Yours, Larry

  • rick in Alaska
    rick in Alaska Member Posts: 1,522

    Well, had to buy a mobile home because i didn't want to build another house, after spending a year remodeling a 1930 house here in town, and just got moved in. They brought it down a dirt road they weren't supposed to, so all the ceiling joints were cracked, so we had to re-do all them. Then, after looking at all the bad details in it, and the amount of time I spent fixing and changing things ( wifes idea), I wish we would have built from scratch. At least we would have something that fits our needs better, and we wouldn't be stuck with the cheap materials and workmanship, or forced air! I know! We need a big group hug for that.

    Not including all that, we have 20 acres up in the woods that has a lot of ponderosa pines on it that have to be thinned out for fire, beetles, and proper thinning. I figure 3500 trees I have to cut. Anything less than 8" has to go. So, I'm going to be burning a lot of trees, and chipping the rest. So, if you want to come do some logging😁

    Anyhow, normal property owner repair work that also keeps me from sitting around and getting older.

    Rick

    CorktownMad Dog_2
  • Larry Weingarten
    Larry Weingarten Member Posts: 4,034

    Wow! Sounds like the driver bringing your home in was in a bit of a hurry. 😈 I sorta like tree work. This is a few months ago. I'm about 70 feet up.

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    Not getting older is good 🀠 And, here's the hug πŸ€—

    Yours, Larry

    Corktownrick in Alaska

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