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You may need to start a farm system.

Ha! That is cute to say.

Thank ye, I already have my saws by the door and still two days left before. :)

A week's tree work starting Monday has me stoked. Follow the crane but I have to get up at five. :|: I forgot to ask what sized saws are required and don't know if I will be up or down. Sometimes the operator will tell me and Sugita san to decide amongst ourselves. Usually whatever Sugita...

Paul, there's still the garage door gig if the new job doesn't pan out. :) Good luck, hope you get it this time around.

That sounds like a lot of work and thirst. Working on a slope?

Tree work is slow here too, but it's out there. I need to wake my buds out of their slumber to go get it, while I putz around in my shop and wait for the phone to ring :roll:

Anyone who helps out old ladies isn't all bad. :)

Lots of beekeepers in my area, utilizing the abundance of acacia trees. My brother keeps bees. I remember him once saying that they swarmed(?), I guess that means they left the hive following the queen. So, the secret is keeping them happy?

Tree work is way slow here now. Unfortunately, we didn't get a heavy snowfall that always brings in a lot of jobs. The way things are with the pines around the vacation homes, one big snow, and a lot of folks will be questioning their tree maintenance ways. Not looking too promising now...

Bad checks are one undesirable thing, but the snooks who let you get deep into them before they declare bankruptcy, they can do some very serious damage.

Someone sent me this, maybe there is a useful point here for someone. I like #12. Sixteen common sense rules for a business: 1. Get and stay out of your comfort zone. 2. Never give up. 3. When you are ready to quit, you're closer than you think. 4. Accept the worst possible outcome. 5...

How are the waves down there in Peru?

The pines out this way keep growing, but almost no snow so far to snap 'em off. Work is slow to non-existent. If a big storm hit, seems like all hell would break loose, but another six weeks and we're into spring. I bought new snow tires for the vehicle as well, but nature doesn't want to...