What if it Snows?

Is ham the OMs favorite?

 

So, noone told her cats are supposed to be finicky?

 

It has a predictable plot.

 

Boo…..

 

One of our cats likes to climb up the kitty tower backwards, theyre definitely confusing creatures.

 

Well I quit my job. This is my last week. I need to finish my roof before the ceiling collapses and mold issues become worse. I want to see my mom, who I haven't seen in 4 years. She was afraid of covid. I'm guessing I have 2 months of work to fix up my house. If I stayed employed or would be five years to do that and see my mom using vacation time. I don't know if it's wise to quit now with the economy shifting. But my house will be fixed and I could work then with out worrying. Also the commute of an hour each way is getting old.

 

A few tig welds on stainless steel, still too hot to touch...

 

Main thing here is the AL 24 is an excellent 4 lane divided from the state line (now) to the Beltline in Decatur. Very few OTR people knew of it or were put off by the 2 lane from Tremont to Red Bay to reach it. They have revamped Decatur to 3 lanes turning onto the bridge to go for I65/or Huntsville. Jus zip pity do dah now.
Another anomaly, if in Jackson, MS area, take MS 25 up to West Point, US45A to Tupelo, I22 over to Fulton. Could run MS25 on directly to Fulton, but a few towns and traffic makes it slower...

"going across US 72 through Corinth with all those red lights."
I am blessed on this. Always coming from South thru Tupelo and approaching Corinth, I get off at (the first overpass you see/MS Welcome Center)
and go across the Industrial area (1light/stop sign) and come into US72 at a light on the corner by Walmart, whack a right and gone to scales at Iuka.
Peer at this on a map. You might want to come in on 72;drop off onto 45, go south to the Welcome center exit, exit there to go across as above.