Where is everyone #5

They sounded easily 10x better now than they did when they recorded the songs 40 years ago. I actually couldn't recognize a lot the songs until they got into them a bit, they were playing them much heavier. Way more grit in the guitar tones.

 

All in my list also!

 

I saw Nazareth and Dave wilcox up north late 2000s. Great shows. Not sure if the peter pond added or subtracted from the experience.

 

Not all bad. Still with Mercer but we're looking hard at another outfit. We've been at the house since the end of March, hopefully get the truck out of the shop soon and get back at it. We bought a Vette a few weeks ago that has kept me busy trying to get it in good shape, so at least there's that.

You got any projects going on? You're always building or fabbing up something interesting.

 

Evening update or early morning update.
1st. My middle son has been in the MC for a long time. He has been trained to follow the situation until the end. With the doctors guide line he assumed that I would live through this week and be gone by Wednesday of next week. Well, BS, I am way to stubborn to let this kill me anytime soon.

Do I feel terrible? Yeah you can't imagine how bad I feel
right now. I will be here many more days in the hospital. I need to get the antibiotics in me and working. I have to get my ears, gums and mouth, stopped from bleeding, and I have to be able to walk from the bed to the lavatory without collapsing in a heap on the floor. And I still need to work on eating more than 400 calories a day. All that is going to take time. If this did go south then there are many people that I would of liked to talk to in this life, one more time, so yes, I have asked folks to come and talk to me. One more time.

Son number 2 will read the messages and then type my reply, not his. Believe it or not, I am not as blunt as he is.....really.

We started the new antibiotic today. And I did not vomit once. Though I did have terrible heart burn. In this situation, heartburn is better then vomiting.

On a 1 to 10 scale my pain level is a 14. My doctor will continue to treat me on the current pain meds as long as I am in the hospital. After I am released he will only be able to give 3 days worth of meds and I will have to go into the office and see the doctor, twice a week.

Tomorrow all these men folk keeping an eye on me, will get with it and kill these vampiric, no butt bugs. I must of been bitten 20 times since I have been in this room. That has to stop tomorrow. At this rate, I won't have any blood left!

Nap time, talk to you tomorrow.

 

Any of the big chain truckstops are that way. I don't understand the mentality. It just doesn't make any sense why truck drivers think every parking lot is a urinal.

 

And why you would park 20 feet from the restroom door, get out of your truck, walk around the nose of your truck and walk between my truck and trailer and think you are going to pee on my truck. It might be the very last thing you do in this life.

 

It’s a tube style float.

 

expect 2-3 hours at pickup and receiving of its a job site


Loading can be longer. Wasn’t unusual to see a truck in the dock for 5-6 hours