Hi Dwight,
No doubt, I often remark, "Living the dream."
Your winter wonderland sounds like a nice place
to visit but I hate to wake up to a scene like that if it means going to work.
My old saying goes back a few years now, May 2008
Harmac Pulp mill was part of the Pope & Talbot
bankruptcy. A rag tag band of miscreants obtained
the mill through court proceedings and we've been
moving ahead ever since. So me and my mates have
gone from being simple employees to become industrialists (a 25% holding :)
She was like an old boat really. We got her up
and running for 30 million and then went ahead
and spent another 70 - 75 million on capital projects during the last 5 years.
For me it was not a difficult decision, stay and
sail all year round or work in the frozen tundra known as Alberta.
Still "Living the dream."
Cheers, Russ
Sweet 35 mk-1
east Vancouver Island
At 07:10 AM 05/01/2014, you wrote:
Going out to play in the snow on my 750 King
Quad. +2 Celsius this morning, -20 Celsius
yesterday morning, 10-12 inches of new snow,
sunny today, trees loaded down, trails beggin to get broken.
Tomorrow winter ends, +9 Celsius and rain
predicted, thinking sailing for now, someone on
here said it lately and I agree
living the dream
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