Time is pretty darn precious.
tamapatom wrote:
True story.
Plus, I work all the overtime when it's available and I'm able which helps bring home extra money.
I don't live in a high rent area either. My house was in the 5 figure range, property tax around 1k.
For the amount of time I have off, I can't complain.
Bags of clothes are packed and ready to go
Tires all aired up including spares.
Still gotta chop up pallets for firewood and pick up a firewood tarp.
If the storms stay off the radar, gonna pick up tonight and head out. Radar's clear at the moment, but still forecasting 60% chance of thunderstorms mid afternoon.
Good morning
gummy jones wrote:
Mine has been!
Now she's making my breakfast....yes I made her a cup of coffee (at least).
Happy trails everyone.
Where ya camping at..?? 😕
DrafterX wrote:
Prophetstown State Park, Indiana.
They have a water park/big pool for wife n boy. Other than that, not much there. On the "activities" list, they include water drinking...
http://indianastateparks.reserveamerica.com/camping/prophetstown-state-park/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=IN&parkId=570028
It's very uncomfortable outside.
Happy to see Belgium play up to their potential for a change.
Pffft... a custom log cabin in the middle of some wilderness would be nice. With my closest neighbor just out of rifle range.
But the wife wouldn't like it and the ocean would be too far away.
MACS wrote:
You need 10 acres in God's Country, near a river and a pond for your Summers.
Me?
I make a fair wage for the region. Could make more if I worked more, but I'm happy with my 7on/7off. I'd make nearly double if I was willing to commute to Chicago. But I hate the city with every ounce of my being.
danmdevries wrote:
Nice thing about working in Chicago is job security. One of the websites I frequent is www.heyjackass.com It keeps a running tab on the violence in Chicago.
Mind numbing stupidity.
